Liquor Store Delivery & Online Ordering Integration
Alcohol delivery and online ordering has grown into a massive market. Your customers expect to order a bottle of wine from their phone and have it at their door in an hour. If you’re not offering delivery, someone else in your zip code is — and they’re taking your customers with them.
But delivery comes with a mess. A tablet for DoorDash. A tablet for Drizly. A tablet for your website orders. None of them talk to your POS. Inventory goes out of sync. Orders get missed. Staff spend more time managing tablets than filling orders. mPower fixes this.
No More Tablet Farm
The “tablet farm” — three or four devices sitting by the register, each beeping for a different delivery platform — is the worst part of running delivery for a liquor store. Each tablet has its own app, its own menu, its own inventory that you have to update manually. When you sell out of a product in-store, you have to remember to mark it unavailable on every platform. When you don’t, customers order something you can’t deliver.
mPower’s DoorDash integration routes orders directly into your POS. No separate tablet. No separate app. The order appears on your screen alongside your walk-in sales. One system. One inventory. One workflow.
Inventory Syncs Automatically
The number one customer complaint with liquor delivery is ordering something that turns out to be out of stock. It happens because your online catalog and your actual shelf inventory are two different systems with no connection between them.
mPower keeps your delivery platform inventory in sync with your real-time POS inventory. When someone buys the last bottle of Clase Azul at the register, it disappears from your online catalog within minutes. When a delivery comes in and restocks your Veuve Clicquot, it goes live online automatically. No manual updates. No “sorry, we’re actually out of that.”
Orders Flow Into Your POS
Every delivery order should be a POS transaction — tracked, taxed, and reported the same as a walk-in sale. With mPower, delivery orders create transactions in your POS automatically. Inventory adjusts. Sales reports include delivery revenue. Tax is calculated correctly. Your books don’t have a delivery-shaped hole in them.
Your staff sees the order, picks the items, and hands them to the driver. The POS handles the rest — payment reconciliation, sales tax, inventory deduction, and reporting. One workflow for every channel.
E-Commerce Through Our Partners
Want your own branded online store instead of (or in addition to) third-party platforms? mPower integrates with e-commerce partners like City Hive and Bottlecapps that specialize in beverage alcohol online retail. These aren’t generic Shopify stores — they handle age verification, delivery zone restrictions, and state-specific compliance rules.
Your catalog, pricing, and inventory flow from mPower to your online store. Orders flow back. You get a professional e-commerce presence that looks like your brand, complies with your state’s regulations, and stays in sync with your physical store.
Keep Your Margins
Third-party delivery platforms take a commission on every order — typically 15% to 30%. On a low-margin product like beer, that can wipe out your profit entirely. mPower helps you track the true cost of each delivery channel so you can make informed decisions about pricing, platform participation, and your own delivery options.
Some stores charge a delivery markup. Others run their own drivers for high-value orders. Others use third-party platforms for discovery and push repeat customers to their own online store. Whatever your strategy, mPower gives you the data to see what’s actually making money and what’s just generating revenue at a loss.
Start Selling Online
Your customers are already ordering liquor online. The question is whether they’re ordering from you or from a competitor. mPower makes delivery and online ordering work without the tablet chaos, the inventory mismatches, or the reporting headaches. See how it connects to your store.