Juno Integration Ecosystem · Shiji
Juno connects Shiji Daylight PMS and Shiji Infrasys POS to the payment ecosystem, so hotels, restaurants and hospitality groups can manage property and outlet payments through one integration layer.
Hospitality groups running Shiji rarely run only one Shiji system. The property runs on Shiji Daylight PMS while the restaurants, bars and other outlets run on Shiji Infrasys POS — and payment is too often designed twice, once per environment, then again per provider and per market.
Juno is the payment integration and orchestration layer between those Shiji environments and the payments ecosystem, so payment behaves consistently across property and outlet without replacing the systems the operation already runs on.
The integration challenge
The difficulty is rarely a single connection. It is the number of separate payment integrations an estate accumulates across property systems, outlet systems, providers and markets.
Property payment and outlet payment are usually procured, integrated and supported as two projects, even when the same group, the same finance team and often the same guest journey sit behind both.
Juno sits behind both Shiji Daylight PMS and Shiji Infrasys POS, so property and outlet payment are designed, supported and changed once rather than twice.
Connecting hospitality systems directly to each payment provider means repeating integration and testing work each time an acquiring relationship, provider or market changes.
Juno reduces the need to rework the Shiji connection when payment relationships change, keeping more of that change within the payment layer.
Where payment activity is not integrated with the operational record, teams re-key payment and transaction information between the terminal, the PMS and the POS — slow at the desk, error-prone at night audit.
Supported payment outcomes can be returned to the Shiji environment that initiated the transaction, reducing manual movement of payment information between systems.
A group operating multiple properties and outlets can end up reconciling property payments and outlet payments through different routes, different providers and different reports.
Routing both environments through Juno gives finance a single place to trace supported transaction, settlement and reconciliation context across the estate.
Explore Juno Financial SuiteIntegration overview
Juno connects the Shiji environments a hospitality group already runs to supported payment services, without a separate payment project per system. Each system keeps its operational role; Juno provides the payment layer between the Shiji environments and the wider payments ecosystem.
Hotel property management system
Shiji Daylight PMS runs the property: reservations, stays, charges and the guest folio. Juno provides the payment layer around it — deposits and balances before arrival, payment at the desk, and supported posting of payment outcomes back to the folio — so hotel payment workflows stay inside the system the front office already uses.
Explore Juno Hospitality SuiteRestaurant, bar and F&B point of sale
Shiji Infrasys POS runs the outlets: the check, the counter and the table. Juno connects outlet payment acceptance to the same payment layer as the property, so restaurant and F&B payment activity is part of the group's payment environment rather than a separate island of terminals and reports.
Explore Juno F&B SuiteHospitality payment integration and orchestration layer
Juno sits between the Shiji environments and supported payment services, covering payment acceptance, tokenisation and orchestration where those capabilities are supported for the deployment. The architecture reduces the need to rebuild the Shiji connection when payment relationships change.
See how payment integration worksAcquiring, processing and payment methods by market
Juno connects to supported acquiring and payment services across the markets it operates in. Supported providers, payment methods and channels vary by market and are confirmed per deployment.
See payment coverageIntegration interfaces
Juno integrates with Shiji Daylight, the hotel property management system, for property payment workflows. Supported flows are confirmed against the property's Shiji Daylight deployment and operating model during solution design.
Juno integrates with Shiji Infrasys, the hospitality point-of-sale system, for restaurant, bar and F&B payment workflows across outlets. Supported flows are confirmed against the outlet estate and its service models during solution design.
Both integrations resolve to the same Juno payment layer, so acceptance, tokenisation, orchestration and downstream financial context are engineered once for the estate rather than once per system.
Reference architecture
Both Shiji environments connect to Juno, which in turn connects to the acquiring and payment ecosystem and on to settlement and reconciliation context for finance.
Relevant Juno products
Business outcomes
Connect property payment workflows to supported payment services without building and maintaining a bespoke integration, and without moving payment information between systems by hand.
Bring outlet payment into the same payment environment as the rest of the business, so counter and table payment are engineered and supported the same way everywhere.
Use a common payments architecture across properties, outlets, providers and markets instead of a different arrangement per system and per site.
Platform proof
Shiji Daylight and Shiji Infrasys deployments connect through the same Juno platform, gateway and acquiring relationships as every other integration.
934 specialises in hotel, restaurant and hospitality payment environments. Juno is designed around how properties and outlets operate, and how payment needs to work across them.
Property and outlet payment are served by the same architecture, so a group does not have to run and maintain two of everything to cover hotels and outlets.
Supported flows, providers and payment methods are confirmed against the estate's Shiji environments, markets and operating model during solution design rather than assumed.
Knowledge
Yes. Juno, the hospitality payment platform from 934, integrates with Shiji Daylight PMS. Juno provides the payment layer around the property management system — deposits and balances, payment at the desk, tokenisation and orchestration — and connects that activity to the payment services Juno supports. Supported flows are confirmed against the property's Shiji Daylight deployment during solution design.
Related: Juno Hospitality Suite, Payment integration
Yes. Juno integrates with Shiji Infrasys POS and connects outlet payment — acceptance at the point of sale, tokenisation and orchestration — to the payment services Juno supports in the relevant market. Supported flows are confirmed against the group's Shiji Infrasys deployment during solution design.
Related: Juno F&B Suite, Payment coverage
Yes. Juno integrates with both Shiji Daylight PMS and Shiji Infrasys POS, so a hotel group running property systems and outlet systems can use one payment layer across both rather than a separate payment architecture per system. The Shiji systems stay in place; the supported integration path still differs per environment and per deployment, but acceptance, orchestration and financial context run on the same Juno platform.
Related: Juno integration ecosystem
Where payment is not integrated, teams move payment information between the terminal and the hospitality system by hand, then reconcile the difference later. With Juno connected to Shiji Daylight PMS or Shiji Infrasys POS, supported payment outcomes are captured and posted back to the system that initiated them, so the operational record and the payment record are created once. That removes re-keying at the desk and in the outlet, and gives finance a single traceable path into settlement and reconciliation.
Related: Reconciliation, Settlement
That is the case the architecture is built for. A group operating Shiji Daylight in its properties and Shiji Infrasys in its outlets can route both through the same Juno payment layer across sites, providers and markets, instead of maintaining a different payment arrangement per system and per location. Coverage varies by market and is confirmed per deployment.
Related: Hospitality
No. 934 is an independent hospitality payment company and Juno is its payment platform. Shiji Daylight and Shiji Infrasys are Shiji products. 934 provides payment integration and orchestration alongside them, and makes no claim of ownership, resale, certification or partnership status with Shiji.
Talk to 934 about connecting your Shiji Daylight PMS and Shiji Infrasys POS environments through a common integration layer.
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