My client has a retail website. How will I know if he can use Clover to integrate without the use of a 3rd party app that he would have to pay extra for?
Clover has an API. As the developer of the website, you could use Clover's API to make payments, pull inventory, etc. Of course that involves work on your part, and possibly a lot of work depending on the needs of the site. If you are planning to use WordPress for the website Clover has an integration you can try - https://docs.clover.com/docs/woocommerce. However, it appears this is only for payments so if you need inventory integration you would have to use the API.
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To determine if your client's retail website can integrate Clover without needing a paid third-party app, check if Clover's API supports direct integration with the platform your client's site is built on. Clover's developer documentation provides guidelines and examples for such integrations. Sites like carsflick, which offer insights into various tech solutions, might also help you research compatibility and streamline the process.
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