aid: splash360
name: Splash 360
description: 'French vendor of point-of-sale and management software for collective catering — company
  restaurants, school and institutional canteens. The product line covers a smart till, self-service ordering
  kiosks and kiosk software, Wifi Order, a Kitchen Display System, a back-office management layer, a coin
  handler, and loyalty through a YouFid integration. NO PUBLIC API SURFACE: the company sells and deploys
  into catering operators directly, and publishes no developer portal, API documentation or machine-readable
  contract. That is the absence of a PUBLIC interface, not the absence of APIs — a till, a kiosk and a
  kitchen display exchanging orders are API-driven by construction, but those interfaces reach customers
  through deployment and integration work rather than a public developer program.'
url: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/api-evangelist/splash360/refs/heads/main/apis.yml
created: '2026-08-19'
modified: '2026-08-19'
specificationVersion: '0.23'
tags:
- Point-of-Sale
- Collective Catering
- Food Service
- Restaurant Technology
- Kiosk
- Kitchen Display
- Loyalty
- Back Office
- France
- Hospitality
tags_raw:
- Point of Sale
- Collective Catering
- Food Service
- Restaurant Technology
- Kiosk
- Kitchen Display
- Loyalty
- Back Office
- France
- Hospitality
apis: []
common:
- type: Website
  url: https://splash360.fr
- type: Blog
  url: https://splash360.fr/blog
maintainers:
- FN: Splash 360
  url: https://splash360.fr
x-evidence:
  round: '2026-08-19'
  admitted_from: Add-API parked queue, submission splash-360-fdc34922, gate confidence 3, reason no_consumable_surface.
  why_listed_not_dropped: no_consumable_surface is not sufficient grounds to drop. The question is whether
    this is a real company on a domain it owns, and it is. splash360.fr returns 200 with 223,583b and
    a real product site; an invented path returns a genuine 404, so the host discriminates. A valid company
    with no public API gets listed and scores low — the low score is the point, and it is what gives the
    vendor something to act on.
  dev_surface_probed_2026_08_19: /api, /developers, /developpeurs, /docs, /openapi.json, /apis.json and
    /llms.txt all return 404. Probed with a browser user-agent, so these are real absences and not a bot-protection
    artifact masking them.
  wording: Recorded as no PUBLIC API surface rather than no APIs. Tills, kiosks and kitchen displays exchanging
    orders are API-driven by construction; those interfaces simply do not reach a public developer program.