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Supplier orders, worked out from what you use

On Thursday evening the chef sees that onions and milk have dropped below the minimum. Ospitessa suggests how much to order for next week, taking into account how many guests have breakfast included.

Supplier orders, worked out from what you use
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Minimum stock for each outlet

For each raw ingredient you set the minimum, the target stock, the preferred supplier and the pack size: a 10 kg sack, a case of six 1-litre bottles. When stock falls below the minimum, the item appears in the "Below minimum" list and you get a notification, once a day.

The suggested order

Choose the outlet and how many days you are ordering for. The calculation starts from usage over the last few weeks, adjusts it for bookings with meals in the coming days and subtracts what is already on order. Quantities are rounded to whole packs, and the formula is explained right on the page.

The order goes only when you send it

The suggestion becomes one draft per supplier. You print it, email it after checking the preview, or mark it as sent if you ordered by phone.

Goods come in with a stock receipt

When the delivery arrives, tap Receive and a draft goods received note opens with what is still to come. Correct the quantities and prices from the invoice. Stock only goes up when you confirm it, and the order moves to "Partly received" or "Received" on its own.

Questions about minimum stock and supplier orders

Is the order sent to the supplier automatically?

No. You send it by email after the preview, or mark it as sent if you ordered by phone.

Does stock go up when I mark the order as received?

No. Stock only goes up when you confirm the goods received note opened from the order, with the quantities and prices from the invoice.

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