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Plugins

The Plugins section is your command center for integrating essential external services into your delivery system. It’s cleanly organized into 5 tabs:

  • Payment Gateway
  • SMS Gateway
  • Third Party
  • Email Gateway
  • Calling Gateway

Each tab lets you toggle between multiple service providers and enable/disable them with just a switch.

Under Payment Gateway

You will see Popular services include: Stripe, RazorPay, GreenPay, Dibsy and more.

  • Each plugin block includes:
    • A short description about the gateway
    • Toggle switch to enable or disable
    • “Free” tag to indicate no added cost
    • Eye icon to preview configuration


On clicking the eye icon: A pop-up opens

Here you can enter:

  • Secret Key
  • Public Key
  • Stripe Connect (Yes/No)
  • Payment Method (Automatic/Manual)
  • Gateway Tax Paid By (Admin/Merchant)
  • Payment Frequency (Monthly/Weekly)
  • dayOfPay
  • Toggle for Google Pay, Apple Pay, or both
  • Payment Charges (%)
  • Additional Charges (Flat)
  • Country Code
  • Merchant Name
  • Environment

At the bottom, there are two buttons: Submit and Cancel

SMS Gateway

Popular services: Twilio, Sinch

Uses toggle-based activation and form-based credential input.

On clicking the eye icon, A pop-up opens where you can enter:

  • Sender Number
  • Account SID
  • Auth Token

Once configured, real-time alerts can be sent to users.

Third Party

Popular services: Firebase Private Key, Zendesk

On clicking the view button, A pop-up opens where you can:

  • Paste your Firebase JSON Key

Hit Submit to save and activate.

Email Gateway

Popular services: SendGrid, MailChimp, Node Mailer

On clicking the eye icon, A configuration modal opens where you can enter:

  • SendGridFromEmail
  • SendGridKey

Click Submit to activate the service.

Calling Gateway

Popular services: Exotel, Twilio

On clicking the eye icon, A configuration modal opens with fields to enter:

  • API Keys
  • API Token
  • Sub Domain
  • SID
  • Caller ID
  • Caller Type

Hit Submit to go live with the calling service.

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FAQ's

The Plug-in section allows the admin to manage and configure all third-party integrations required for platform operations—such as payment gateways, SMS services, email delivery, and more.

The Plug-in section supports integration of the following services:

  • Payment Gateways
  • SMS Gateways
  • Third-Party Services (like analytics, KYC, maps, etc.)
  • Email Services
  • Calling Services

To activate any service:

  • Click on the respective plug-in category tab.
  • Select the provider from the list.
  • Enter the required API Key, Secret Key, or STI Key (depending on the service).
  • Click on Submit to enable the integration.

These credentials—like API keys or Secret tokens—are typically found in the dashboard of the third-party service provider’s platform (e.g., Razorpay, Twilio, SendGrid, etc.). The admin must copy them and paste them into the corresponding fields on the Quick Orders platform.

No, only one active plug-in per service type can be configured at a time. However, you can switch between providers by updating the credentials.

If incorrect credentials are entered:

  • The integration will fail.
  • The service will not function (e.g., SMS won’t be sent).
  • No real-time alerts will be generated, so testing after integration is strongly recommended.

After submitting the credentials:

  • Use a test function of that service (e.g., send a test SMS or process a test payment).
  • Monitor for successful responses.
  • Check error logs if the action fails.

Yes, the admin can either:

  • Remove the credentials to deactivate the service, or
  • Replace them with new keys to switch to a different provider.

No, the integration process is designed to be non-technical. You just need to paste the required credentials in the designated fields. However, if there are errors or provider-specific steps, you might consult your technical team or the plug-in provider’s support.

Yes, depending on your business needs:

  • Payment gateways are required for transactions.
  • SMS/email plug-ins are needed for notifications.
  • Calling services enhance user communication.

Without these plug-ins, related features will not work.

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