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BobaSync is a software company based in California that provides an ordering and payments platform for the bubble tea (boba) industry in the United States. The platform connects boba shops with the wholesalers that supply their ingredients, such as tapioca pearls, syrups, powders, and packaging. Suppliers use BobaSync to run a branded online storefront, manage incoming orders, send invoices, and accept card and ACH payments. Its order-processing tools can read orders received by text, photo, email, or messaging app and convert them into structured orders. Boba shops use the platform to reorder from their existing suppliers and to find new ones through a supplier directory. The platform is free to use, with optional paid features for suppliers.
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