A March purchase and a June purchase of the same item are kept side by side, each with its own expiry date. The POS takes from the batch that expires first without anyone choosing, and you are warned before anything expires.
Create your account Set-up guidesWhat you do, and what Meku does with it.
Settings → What you sell: turn on Expiry dates. A pharmacy, supermarket or food shop has it on from sign-up.
Asks for an expiry date whenever stock arrives.
When you add a product or record a purchase, add the batch's expiry date.
Keeps each purchase as its own batch. Two purchases of the same item are two batches with two dates.
Nothing.
Sells the oldest first. Nobody chooses. The sale takes from the batch that expires first.
Inventory → Stock → Expiring.
Shows what is about to expire, and tells you in Inbox before it expires, while it can still be sold, returned or moved.
Leave the switch off. Products have one stock number, and nothing about dates appears anywhere.
No. It is for you. The receipt shows the product, not the batch.
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