Zerocater
Zerocater is a San Francisco-founded corporate catering and workplace food company that builds and manages office food programs for businesses. It acts as an intermediary between employers and a curated network of local restaurants, caterers and chefs, covering daily corporate catering (buffet and individually boxed), chef-led on-site corporate cafeterias with snack and barista programs, and full-service event catering with on-site staffing. Its CaterAi product uses AI to recommend and assemble menus from a team's stated preferences, dietary restrictions and order history, and to book on-site staff and event decor. Zerocater states it serves 500+ companies across 12+ major U.S. metros including the SF Bay Area, New York, Austin, Boston, Los Angeles, Chicago, Washington DC, Seattle, Denver, Dallas, Atlanta, Philadelphia and Phoenix. It runs a customer-facing ordering web application at app.zerocater.com backed by an undocumented Django REST Framework token-authenticated JSON API (v3), whose hypermedia root index is served anonymously, and it publishes a first-party Python client library on PyPI.
Zerocater publishes 1 API on the APIs.io network. Tagged areas include Company, Food and Beverage, Catering, Corporate Services, and Workplace.
Zerocater’s developer surface includes engineering blog, support, FAQ, signup flow, authentication, and 19 more developer resources.
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APIs 1
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Zerocater API v3
The internal-but-anonymously-discoverable JSON API behind the Zerocater ordering application at app.zerocater.com. Built on Django REST Framework, it serves an RFC 6570 URI-temp...
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Get Started 2
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Agent Surfaces 1
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Design & Contract 4
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Build 3
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Access & Security 2
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Operate 2
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Commercial 3
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Company 4
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