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Canary F&B Mobile Ordering Now on Oracle Cloud Marketplace
Canary Technologies announced that its F&B Mobile Ordering solution is now available on the Oracle Cloud Marketplace, enabling integration with Oracle Simphony Cloud POS.
What changed
Canary Technologies has made its F&B Mobile Ordering solution available on the Oracle Cloud Marketplace. This update allows hotels using Oracle Simphony Cloud POS to connect mobile ordering directly to their kitchen operations. Orders placed by guests are routed in real time, and checks are settled using preferred payment methods. A key feature is the ability to settle charges directly to guest rooms through Oracle OPERA Cloud PMS. This keeps all revenue data and reporting inside the Oracle ecosystem rather than splitting it across separate systems. Oracle Simphony Cloud POS is a point-of-sale system for restaurants and hotels. Oracle OPERA Cloud PMS is a property management system for hotels. The integration is available in the US.
Why a business should care
Hotels that rely on Oracle’s ecosystem can now streamline food and beverage operations without switching platforms. The integration reduces manual steps between mobile orders and kitchen tickets. It also consolidates financial reporting by keeping transactions within Oracle systems. This can improve staff efficiency and support a smoother guest dining experience. Hotels may see faster order fulfillment and more accurate revenue tracking.
Who it affects
This update directly impacts hotels that use Oracle Simphony Cloud POS and Oracle OPERA Cloud PMS. It also affects food and beverage staff who process orders and settle checks. Guests using mobile ordering at these properties will experience faster service and seamless room charge options.
What to consider doing
If your hotel uses Oracle Simphony Cloud POS and Oracle OPERA Cloud PMS, request a demo of the Canary F&B Mobile Ordering integration from your Oracle account manager or vendor partner. Ask specifically how room charge settlement and real-time kitchen routing will work in your current setup.
Uncertainty and risks
The announcement does not mention implementation timelines, pricing, or required hardware changes. Hotels should verify compatibility with their existing Oracle configurations before committing. No immediate action is required if your property does not use Oracle’s POS or PMS systems. The signal to act would be a confirmed integration path from your Oracle vendor or a request for a pilot program.

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