Industries

One system that speaks like your business

Modularity comes with a template for each kind of business: the modules you need, the names you use and a color of its own. And everything can be changed.

The same idea, four ways to say it

Inside, Modularity thinks in terms of “what you serve”, “who serves” and “the job”. Outside, it says it the way you do.

Business	What you serve	Who serves	The job	Where it happens
Café	Table	Waiter	Reservation	Station
Repair shop	Vehicle	Service advisor	Repair order	Bay
Salon	Client	Receptionist	Appointment	Chair
Clinic	Patient	Receptionist	Visit	Room

Cafés and restaurants

Kitchen and floor speak the same language, even at rush hour.

Modularity dashboard set up for a café, in orange, with orders, tables and kitchen queue

Orders by table or to go, with extras and notes for the kitchen.
The kitchen sees its queue by station and marks what is ready.
Recipes with the cost of each ingredient and your margin.
Alerts before you run out of supplies.
A till that opens and closes balanced.

What things are called

TablesWaitersOrdersReservationsKitchen queueKitchen staff

Modules turned on

OrdersProducts and recipesKitchen queueBilling and cashInventoryCustomersSuppliersReports

Repair shops

Every vehicle with its story, and every mechanic knows what comes next.

Modularity dashboard set up for a repair shop, in blue, with vehicles and work queue

Repair orders with the customer, their vehicle and the parts used.
Bays with capacity and a work queue with priorities.
Parts come out of inventory as they are used.
Each vehicle’s history one click away.
Parts suppliers with their invoices and balances.

What things are called

VehiclesService advisorsMechanicsRepair ordersBaysParts

Modules turned on

Repair ordersCalendarWork queueBilling and cashInventoryCustomersSuppliersReports

Try this business’s demo

Salons and barbershops

A calendar that never double-books and customers who feel remembered.

Modularity dashboard set up for a salon, in pink, with clients and appointments

A calendar per stylist, with each one’s availability.
A waitlist to fill the gaps a cancellation leaves.
A clear state for each appointment: confirmed, checked in, in progress or no-show.
Each client’s history and favorite services.
Product sales alongside services.

What things are called

ClientsReceptionistsStylistsAppointmentsChairsServices

Modules turned on

Appointments and calendarServicesProductsBilling and cashInventoryCustomersSuppliersReports

Clinics and practices

Less time at the front desk and more time with each patient.

Modularity dashboard set up for a clinic, in sky blue, with patients and visits

A calendar per professional and per room, with the appointment as the starting point.
A state for every visit: confirmed, checked in, in progress or no-show.
Supplies with low-stock alerts.
Billing for visits and procedures, with a daily cash close.
Each patient’s history of visits and procedures.

Modularity runs the practice’s operations: calendar, billing and supplies. It does not replace medical records.

What things are called

PatientsReceptionistsDoctorsVisitsRoomsProceduresSupplies

Modules turned on

Visits and calendarProceduresBilling and cashSuppliesPatientsSuppliersReports

And also

There are templates for other businesses too. Tell us about yours.

ShopsSales, customers, inventory and cash.
Carpentry and production workshopsProjects, production orders with deposits and a queue per station.Try this business’s demo
Mining operationsEquipment, work orders and a production program.Try this business’s demo

Let’s build your version of Modularity

Tell us how your business works and we will show you how it would look in Modularity.

Write to us Try the demo

WhatsApp +57 310 494 9979 crea@16ballcreations.com