You do not buy what you sell. You make it. Materials holds the flour, the oil, the fabric and the parts. Each product is made from its recipe. Meku tells you how many you can make from what is in the store room, and takes the ingredients out when you sell.
Create your account Set-up guidesWhat you do, and what Meku does with it.
Settings → What you sell: turn on Materials and Ingredients. Restaurants, bakeries and butcheries have it on from sign-up.
Adds Materials to Inventory, and Made from materials to every product.
Inventory → Materials → Add: each material, its unit and the amount you have now.
Takes that opening amount once. After that, every quantity is a movement.
Open the product, tap Made from materials, and set what goes into one, such as 0.3 kg of flour and 20 g of sugar.
Calculates how many you can make and shows it as the product's stock.
Nothing.
Takes the ingredients out with each sale and adds them back with each purchase of flour. About to finish on Materials warns you before the kitchen runs out.
No. A material is what you make things from. If you also sell flour by the kilo, add it as a product too.
Add only the ones that matter to the cost. A recipe does not have to be complete to be useful.
Simple to use. Works on the web, iPhone and Android.
