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# Delivery and Collection Orders via Integrations

When delivery is managed by integrations, the delivery process differs slightly from in-house delivery workflows. These orders are handled entirely by the integration's own delivery network, meaning the venue will only be responsible for preparing the order and not dispatching or assigning a driver.

## KDS Timing

Integrations provide a **CollectAt** **timestamp** which is the time when their driver is expected to collect the order from the venue. The POS system uses this timestamp along with Workload Mode calculations to determine **when to display the order on the KDS**.

## Driver Station

Orders that are being delivered by integrations **skip the driver station**. Once an order is packed and ready for collection, the order is considered "done" on the venue's end and is essentially completed.


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