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BDP - Connect POS

✨ Recommended method: Use the BDP Connector. It connects to haddock without complications, works in the background, and automatically syncs your POS data to haddock.


Legacy direct API connection: The steps below are for the older BDP API integration. Prefer the BDP Connector unless your technician tells you otherwise.


❗Important: Write to soporte@haddock.app so we can help you connect your BDP POS with haddock.


  1. Click the restaurant name to open the menu.



  1. Go to Restaurant settings > My integrations.


  1. Find and select BDP.


  1. Request the necessary data for the integration from your BDP reseller. On the connection screen itself you will find a ready-made email template to send to your reseller.



⚙️ Technical requirements and required fields


To complete the integration, you will need to fill in the following fields in haddock:


  • Server URL: The server's fixed IP or a DynDNS.
  • Login: Database user (shared with haddock).
  • Password: The user's password.
  • Port: The server port (default 5555).
  • Sales export profile: The profile number used for exports.


Also make sure the server where BDP is installed meets the following requirements:

  • BDP license minimum version 33.2.
  • Port 5555 open and forwarded.
  • Active firewall rule on port 5555.


❓ If you have any questions, you can ask through support chat or by sending an email directly to soporte@haddock.app.


Integrations may include additional costs not covered by haddock.

Updated on: 15/05/2026

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