Oracle ended your partner program. It didn't end your book of business.
GloriaFood goes dark April 30, 2027. Every restaurant you white-labeled is a renewal someone else is already calling about. Move them to Ogent — on your schedule, one ordering link at a time.
Migrate one of your customers right now
Pick the customer whose menu you'd least like to retype. Our AI rebuilds it on a live Ogent storefront while you watch — items, categories, photos, descriptions, modifiers.
Migrate a customer's menuNext screen: paste their ordering link — the page where their “Order Online” button lives.
The cost isn't the platform. It's the re-keying.
Doing this by hand means the same job for every restaurant in your book: open their GloriaFood menu, open a blank menu builder, and retype it. Categories, item names, descriptions, prices, every size and topping and add-on, then chase the photos. That is why partners stall on a migration until the deadline forces it — and forced migrations are where books of business leak.
The AI tool removes that job. You paste the ordering link the restaurant already has live; the AI reads the published menu and rebuilds it inside Ogent. Per restaurant it's about 30 seconds of your attention.
What moves
Items, categories, item photos, descriptions, and modifiers — sizes, toppings, add-ons.
What doesn't
Customer accounts and historical orders. Those stay in the restaurant's own GloriaFood export — have them pull it before April 2027.
How partners make money on Ogent
It's the first thing you want to know, so it's here rather than buried in a call-to-action at the bottom.
Partner terms are set against your book
We're still setting partner pricing, and we'd rather give you the terms directly than publish a number we change later. Bring your restaurant count to a call and we'll work it out against the actual book.
Your restaurants stay commission-free
Ogent's Pay As You Go plan is commission-free for the restaurant, with no contract. The pitch that won you these customers in the first place still works.
The recurring revenue has a roadmap again
Your GloriaFood income recurred because the restaurant kept paying for something that kept working. What changes here is that the platform underneath your invoice is being actively built rather than wound down.
You have something new to sell
Native POS sync, delivery apps in one dashboard, multi-location under one login — things your customers asked GloriaFood for and never got. The migration call becomes an upgrade call.
Moving the book
A migration you can run one restaurant at a time
One-click AI menu migration
Paste a customer's existing GloriaFood ordering link. The AI rebuilds their full menu inside Ogent — items, categories, photos, descriptions, and modifiers — without you retyping any of it.
Per-restaurant, zero-downtime cutover
GloriaFood ordering links keep working until you swap them. You migrate, review, and cut over each restaurant on its own schedule — a slow Tuesday, not a big-bang weekend.
A rollout plan, not a login
For a full book we work through sequencing, customer comms, and reporting with you directly. You are not handed a dashboard and left to it.
Running the book
What the next five years look like
You keep the customer
We work with partners directly. You stay the trusted advisor and the point of contact; we handle the platform, the integrations, and the migration tooling.
Integrations GloriaFood never shipped
Native POS sync with Square, Clover, and MicroSale. DoorDash and Uber Eats beside direct orders. Payments via Stripe, Authorize.Net, and CardConnect.
Support that answers
Business-hours partner support with a direct line to our team, plus an escalation path when a restaurant can't take orders outside those hours.
Your customers see the brand they expect
The customer-facing ordering storefront carries your or the restaurant's branding — logo and colors — so the diner journey looks like it always did. Here is the honest scope, because an overclaim on this is the thing that wastes everyone's first call:
- Branded ordering storefront — your or the restaurant's logo and colors on the page diners actually use.
- Custom storefront domains — not available today.
- Partner-branded merchant dashboard — not available today. The back office your restaurants log into is Ogent-branded.
If either of the last two is a hard requirement for your book, say so on the first call and we'll tell you straight rather than sell you a roadmap.
Try it on a customer, not a demo account
We're not going to open with a number of restaurants
You just got burned by a platform Oracle owned, so a logo wall from us is worth nothing. Paste a real customer's GloriaFood link and judge the product yourself. If the menu comes back wrong, close the tab.
Migrate a customer's menuFree · No signup · Works with GloriaFood ordering links
GloriaFood migration — FAQ
Why is the GloriaFood white-label partner program shutting down?
Oracle has confirmed GloriaFood will be fully discontinued on April 30, 2027 and has already ended the white-label partner program. That leaves TSPs, agencies, and resellers who built their business on top of GloriaFood's white-label offering with no upgrade path and a hard deadline to find a new platform.
Can I migrate my whole book, or is this one restaurant at a time?
The tool runs per restaurant: paste the ordering link, get a rebuilt menu in about 30 seconds. Because each one is that fast, a book that would have taken months of manual re-keying becomes a list you work through. For larger rollouts we plan the sequencing and comms with you directly.
What exactly can I white-label?
The customer-facing ordering storefront carries your or the restaurant's branding — logo and colors — so diners see the brand they expect. Custom domains and a partner-branded merchant dashboard are not available today. Ask on a partner call if either is a requirement for your book so you get a straight answer rather than a roadmap.
What does the AI migration tool transfer — and what doesn't it?
Menu data: items, categories, item photos, descriptions, and modifiers such as sizes, toppings, and add-ons. It does not transfer customer accounts or historical orders. For an independent restaurant, the menu is the asset that has to survive the move — order history lives in their own GloriaFood export.
Do my customers lose their order history?
Not if they export it from GloriaFood before the shutdown. Our tool rebuilds the menu, not the order archive, and Oracle is not providing an archive or read-only access after April 30, 2027. Tell your restaurants to pull their data while the platform is still up — worth doing whichever platform they move to.
Who owns the customer relationship?
You do. We are not looking to convert your book into direct accounts. Ogent handles the platform, integrations, and migration tooling; you handle the relationship, the account management, and the invoice. That split is the basis of the partner program.
How does cutover work for each restaurant?
The restaurant's GloriaFood ordering link keeps working until you swap it. So you migrate the menu, review it, connect POS and payments, place a test order, and only then point their traffic at the new storefront. Downtime is zero and you pick the day, restaurant by restaurant.
What will the partner commercials look like?
Partner pricing is still being set, and we would rather tell you the terms directly than publish a number we later change. We work it out against your actual book size on a call. What is fixed: Ogent's Pay As You Go plan is commission-free for the restaurant, so the promise that won you these customers still holds.
What happens to my customers' GloriaFood WordPress plugins and ordering buttons?
Any GloriaFood plugin or embedded ordering button stops working when the platform shuts down, so all of them have to be replaced before April 2027. In practice, cutover means updating each site's “Order Online” link to point at the new Ogent storefront. Bring your specific website stack to a partner call.
What about customers with a POS integration on GloriaFood?
Ogent has native integrations live today with Square, Clover, MicroSale, DoorDash, Uber Eats, Stripe, Authorize.Net, and CardConnect. POS sync is something GloriaFood never offered natively, so for most books this is an upgrade conversation. If your book has a non-standard requirement, raise it on a partner call.
Who supports the restaurant when something breaks?
We provide business-hours partner support with a direct line to our team, and an escalation path for restaurant-down issues outside those hours. You stay the customer's point of contact; you are not left holding a problem you cannot escalate.
Why should I trust the next platform not to do this to me again?
Fair question after Oracle. The honest answer is what you can check yourself rather than anything we assert: Ogent ships releases continuously instead of sitting frozen, and the partner channel is how we distribute. Migrate one customer with the free tool and judge the product before committing any part of your book.
Is the broader partner program the same as this migration path?
The reseller program is the same — what's purpose-built for former GloriaFood white-label partners is the migration workflow on this page. For the full partner program overview (Channel Partners, Integration Partners, and general terms), see our Partner Program page.
Bring your customer base home
We'll walk through your book of business, the migration plan, and the partner economics on a single call.
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