Deliverect and Yext Link Restaurant Data to Search Engines, Maps and AI Assistants
Restaurant technology platform Deliverect has partnered with Yext to automatically sync live restaurant data to search engines, maps and AI assistants. The integration connects Deliverect's operational data directly to the Yext Knowledge Graph, removing the need for manual updates.
- Deliverect has partnered with Yext to sync live restaurant data automatically across search engines, maps and AI assistants.
- The integration connects menus, opening hours, item availability and allergen information to the Yext Knowledge Graph.
- The companies say it removes manual data entry, especially for brands with many locations.
- Deliverect says it serves more than 80,000 locations across 70+ countries.
- The release does not disclose pricing or rollout timing.
What the integration does
According to the announcement, the integration links Deliverect's operational data layer to the Yext Knowledge Graph. That data includes menus, opening hours, item availability and allergen information. When key details change at a restaurant, the update flows automatically to the channels where customers look for places to eat, without manual intervention.
Deliverect describes itself as a global restaurant technology platform serving more than 80,000 locations across 70+ countries. Yext calls itself an enterprise agentic marketing platform. In the partnership, Deliverect becomes a key technology partner that feeds directly into Yext's data infrastructure.
The problem being addressed
The companies point to a familiar difficulty for restaurant brands: information changes constantly. Menus shift, hours are adjusted, items sell out, and locations open and close. Keeping every digital touchpoint accurate has historically been a significant operational burden, they say, especially for brands with many locations.
The release argues that wrong data does real damage. A menu item that is no longer available, incorrect opening hours or a missing service option such as curbside pickup can erode customer trust. By fixing accuracy at the source, the companies say the partnership targets one of the costly friction points in the industry.
Aimed at AI search
The announcement frames the deal around the rise of AI-powered search. As consumers increasingly use it to find and choose restaurants, the companies say the accuracy of structured operational data becomes a competitive advantage. Deliverect says it has built a data layer that restaurants previously lacked, and connecting it to the Yext Knowledge Graph is meant to carry that accuracy to every place a customer searches, including AI interfaces.
Stephan Giordani, Product Partnerships Manager, North America at Yext, said the company is "eliminating a layer of manual data entry for our food and beverage clients." He added that Yext and Deliverect aim to make sure restaurants are "accurately and consistently discoverable in AI and traditional search."
Don MacMillan, Head of Partnerships, North America at Deliverect, said the data flowing through Deliverect becomes "the single source of truth for how a restaurant appears across search and AI."
What it means for operators and diners
For restaurant operators, the companies say the main benefit is less day-to-day overhead and confidence that what customers see online matches what is happening in the restaurant. For diners, the claim is that they can trust the details they find, whether they check hours on Google or ask an AI assistant where to eat.
The release gives no details on pricing, rollout timing or which restaurant brands will use the integration. Those claims about benefits come from the companies themselves and the announcement does not include performance data.
