Dotykačka sells. Modulo takes care of the rest.

Modulo connects to your Dotykačka POS and adds what the POS doesn’t have on its own: online orders from your website and via the QR code on the table, remote voids for the owner, allergens for guests, a daily menu, recipe costing and reports by sales channel. Edit products, prices and stock once in Modulo and the change goes to the POS; receipts, sales, tables and reservations from the POS show up in Modulo.

A guest orders on your website and the order arrives in Dotykačka as an open bill — with size, toppings and a note, exactly as if a waiter had tapped it in. The kitchen printer prints a ticket and the bill is paid at the POS as usual. Modulo can also issue and settle the receipt directly in the POS when the order is handed out; this option is off by default, because with eKasa active it is a real fiscal receipt.

Yes. Each table has a signed QR code that cannot be guessed or rewritten to another table. Staff confirm the first order from a device, so nobody orders from someone else’s table. When you generate a new QR code, the old one — even a photographed copy — stops working.

Yes, by the owner. While a bill has not been issued, you void individual items or cancel the whole bill from Modulo — even from your phone when you are away. Dotykačka does not normally allow this. The kitchen gets a void ticket, a website guest cannot void anything, and a paid receipt is voided on the POS.

Allergens come from Dotykačka as EU numbers 1–14 and are shown with every dish. On the website a guest picks what they are allergic to: unsuitable dishes are hidden, a dish that can be adjusted gets a safe option (for example a cappuccino with oat drink), and dishes with missing allergen data are never offered as safe. Staff see the allergy in the bill note.

Yes. You plan the daily menu in Modulo by positions (soups, Menu 1, Menu 2 …) for a day, a week or a longer period, with one-day exceptions, a shared menu price, soup included and packaging. The POS has fixed P1, P2, M1, M2 … buttons that rename themselves to today’s dishes with today’s price every day — staff always tap the same spot. Guests order today’s menu on the website, you print the A4 notice, and the menu can be imported from text or PDF.

Right away. Dotykačka sends Modulo a message (webhook) when a product, bill, reservation, customer or stock changes, and Modulo fetches the change on its own — an open page refreshes itself. Alongside that, a gentle sync runs within the limit Dotykačka sets for its API.

Sales by hour and day, by VAT and payment method, receipts with items, best sellers and the margin from the recipe. Plus what the POS can’t tell apart on its own: how much came from the web, via table QR and via delivery platforms (Wolt and Bolt Food by payment or note), sales by staff member and by your own product groups.

Card payments, closing, cash and eKasa are done by the POS — Modulo only shows them. The table layout is drawn in Dotykačka (Modulo shows it but cannot change it over the connection) and a paid receipt is voided on the POS. Modulo does not replace the POS, it extends it.

In Modulo click “Connect Dotykačka”, sign in to Dotykačka and allow access. Modulo never sees your Dotykačka password and the access key is stored encrypted. You can browse the demo menus right on this page; we unlock the live demo, where an order really lands on our test POS, on request.