Sales recording for anyone who takes money in person

Who this is for

The act does not ask what trade you are in or how much you turn over. It asks whether the customer is standing in front of you when they pay. That is why Eetuj suits people who otherwise have nothing in common. You may recognise yourself in one of the lines of work below.

• Trades, service and repairs

  Electrician, plumber, floor layer, bike shop, electronics repair. You work at the customer or in a workshop, you are paid on the spot, and the signal is sometimes poor.

• Salons and personal care

  Hairdressing, barbershop, beauty, nails, massage. Short visits, customers pay in cash and by card, and a till would only take up room on your counter.

• Markets, stalls and seasonal selling

  Farmers markets, fairs, festivals, a seasonal stall. You sell a few weekends a year and do not want to pay a flat fee all year round because of it.

• Small shops and pickup points

  One counter, one person, a few dozen receipts a day. An app on a phone or tablet does everything a till does, except you do not have to buy it.

• Consultants, tutors and therapists

  Tutoring, coaching, physiotherapy, consulting. Payment is mostly by invoice, but now and then someone pays on the spot — and that alone puts you in scope.

• Transport and delivery

  Taxi, courier, food delivery, removals. Payment happens in the car or at the door, and often in a hurry.

• Liberal professions with an IČO

  A doctor, a lawyer, a vet, a tax adviser, a physiotherapist, an architect. You hold no trade licence — and recording still reaches you.

The price list is ready before you start typing it

The app comes with 80 sample price lists: 38 lines of work, plus 26 medical specialties and 16 farmers-market assortments. Pick your line of work and it loads the 21 to 54 items most often charged in it, and for many trades the hourly rate and call-out too. You then adjust the names and prices to your own. It works straight after installing, with no account and no certificate.

The prices in the sample price lists are indicative — they come from public Czech price lists, and the app shows when we looked them up. You charge your prices, not ours.

You pay only for the sales you record

No monthly fee for a till system, no terminal rental and no commitment. Either CZK 1 per recorded sale, or CZK 790 a year if you would rather not count anything.

You can buy credit now, here on the website or in the app. Credit bought this year is valid until 1 January 2029: we count its two years from the start of EET 2.0. Subscriptions launch in December 2026: December is free and payment starts in January 2027.

What the app does

The app can do all of this already.

• Record with one tap

  Enter the amount, tap Record, and the POK confirmation code comes back within moments. There is nothing more to it.

• Works without signal

  The sale is stored and sent by itself as soon as the phone reconnects. The app watches the statutory 48 hours for you.

• The certificate in your phone’s secure storage

  You download it from DIS+, load it into the app once, and it is kept in the phone’s secure storage. Your phone signs the sales itself. If you like, you can also save the certificate encrypted to your account, or your accountant can upload it there; another phone then downloads it by itself after you sign in – without a code within 10 minutes of signing in, later once you confirm with a code from an e-mail.

• A receipt for the customer straight from your phone

  Send the PDF receipt by e-mail or message straight from the phone.

• A price list of your own items

  Labour, materials or goods with preset prices. Pick the items and the amount adds itself up.

• The app works out the VAT

  For DPH-registered payers it works out the tax at 21 and 12 % exactly as the act requires. You choose the rate.

• Export to accounting

  POHODA (which iDoklad can also import), Money S3, ABRA Flexi, ISDOC and plain CSV. Your accountant picks.

• In Czech and four other languages

  Czech, Slovak, Ukrainian, Polish and English. The receipt is always issued in Czech, because it is a document under Czech law.

And a cheap printer, if you want one

We pick portable receipt printers costing a few hundred koruna, so you can hand the customer a paper receipt right on the spot. We will only sell models we have printed a receipt on ourselves. A printer is not required, though — the receipt can go by e-mail too.

What actually gets sent

Seven fields under § 17 and nothing else: your recording identification number, the recording unit, the till device, the sequence number of the sale, the date and time, the total amount, and an identifier for the message itself. No line items and nothing about the customer. Back comes the POK, confirming the sale is recorded.

• eic_popl
• id_jednotky
• id_pokl
• porad_cis
• dat_trzby
• celk_trzba
• uuid_zpravy

You can print the POK confirmation code on the receipt, but you do not have to. The sales recording act does not require it.

If MOJE EET is enough for you, use MOJE EET

From December 2026 the Financial Administration is to offer its own app free of charge. It is limited to two recording units and two employees, needs DIS+ and runs in a browser. If you fit inside those limits and the app suits you, there is no sense paying us.

Eetuj makes sense when you need to work without signal, receipts for customers, printing to a receipt printer, export to accounting, or an app in the language spoken by whoever sells for you.

Who is behind it

Eetuj is developed by the Czech company Noxtr corporation s.r.o. to the Financial Administration technical specification. The app launched in October 2026, and we are just as plain about what it does not do.

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