Embed, a leading worldwide supplier of point-of-sale and revenue management systems, has announced plans to launch its Developer Hub, the latest addition to its expanding ecosystem, at IAAPA Expo 2026.
The company's seamless integrations with organisations such as Apple and Amazon Web Services create connected experiences and unified operational workflows, providing cutting-edge technology to family entertainment centres (FECs).
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Andy Welsh, CTO, says: "With an influx of customer requests to build integrations on the Embed platform to customise their current systems, we designed the Embed Developer Hub to simplify this journey.
"This is a self-service central resource of all API documentation for developers, providing both technical information and business context so they can easily understand the Embed platform, APIs, and use cases."
IAAPA Expo delegates can find out more at the Embed booth, #S3759, at the Orange County Convention Center from 17 to 20 November.
"There’s nowhere else we’d like to celebrate the launch of the Embed Developer Hub than here on the show floor," says Renee Welsh, CEO.
"This is a new destination where we forge stronger partnerships with different tech integrations to make both Embed and partner solutions work seamlessly for our operators and their guests."
Providing high-level API information
Organisations interested in collaborating with Embed can explore its directory of compatible technology and integration partners on the company's website.
This includes payment and commerce solutions, attraction/venue technology and integrations for connecting operational systems and visitor experiences, and distribution and venue solutions for merchandising, equipping, and support needs.

For those looking beyond Embed’s current integrations, the Developer Hub offers resources, API integration support, and additional partnership information.
Using this portal, potential integrators can define their use case and explore Embed's high-level API information, with detailed technical documentation on system compatibility, requirements, and other endpoint information available later.
The Developer Hub also includes the API Finder, a guided selection tool with a detailed summary of each API to help identify the best route for their particular requirements.

"This is a great convergence between Embed, our customers, and developers," says Andy Welsh, "allowing all of us to team up and ultimately collaborate as partners in growing our ecosystem and operators’ bottom line through deeper integrations and personalisation."
Earlier this year, Embed announced an integration with BMI Merchandise to offer bowling and family entertainment operators smoother and better-connected redemption inventory management.
Rebecca Hardy has over 10 years' experience in the culture and heritage sector. She studied Fine Art at university and has written for a broad range of creative organisations including artists, galleries, and retailers. When she's not writing, she spends her time getting lost in the woods and making mud pies with her young son.







