Real-World Examples of API-Powered Efficiency from Food Companies

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How Food Businesses are Leveraging Galley’s Open API

We’re already seeing examples of how food businesses are using APIs to streamline, automate, and enable faster scaling with Galley’s API.

We use GraphQL, the most advanced and granular API technology in existence, to give Galley customers complete access to all their food data: recipes, costs, procedures, nutritionals—everything.

Here are some of the innovative ways our customers are using our Open API.

  • Order-Ahead Apps (customer facing) — Customers of one company using Galley can always access up-to-date ingredients, nutritionals, and pictures for recipes from the brand’s online ordering platform. Rather than having to update each item manually when recipes change, the API pushes those updates automatically to the platform.

  • Kitchen Display Screens (kitchen facing) — One customer is using the Galley API to send recipe data, steps, and procedures directly to the kitchen when it’s time for production. Kitchen teams never have to worry about creating food from outdated recipes or procedures, since it arrives automatically from the menu planning team.

  • Backend Reporting and Analysis (back office) — Another scaling food business needed a singular place for their data science team to crunch the numbers, discover insights, and back up their recommendations. They’re using the Galley API to send food cost and menu data to a reporting system in real-time, so the team can quickly get a glimpse of business health and direction daily.

With every new tool that builds an Open API, new opportunities for integrating and manipulating data will arise. For now, we’re proud to lead the way forward into a future of data freedom.

👉 See how Galley’s API unlocks greater flexibility and profitability. 


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