# PUB POS - Inventory

**BARNET PUB – INVENTORY MANAGEMENT**

**Recipe System - Setting Up the Recipe System**

The PUB Inventory system connects what you sell to what you purchase by using recipes, sizes, and portions. This allows the system to automatically calculate costs and deduct inventory correctly.

**1.1 Purchasing Items (Ingredients)**

The system defines **two types of products**:

* **Selling Items**Items sold to customers (e.g., drinks, menu items).
* **Purchasing Items**Items purchased to make Selling Items (e.g., liquor, wine, ingredients).

You can switch between these views in the **Product List** using the tabs:

* **Selling Items**
* **Purchasing Items**

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**Tip:** Always confirm you are working in the correct tab before editing products.

**Viewing Purchasing Item Details**

When viewing a **Purchasing Item**, the system will show:

* Product details (size, cost, etc.)
* A list on the **right-hand side** showing **which Selling Items use this ingredient**

This helps verify ingredient usage across multiple menu items.

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**1.2 Setting Up Sizes**

Correct size setup is **critical** for accurate inventory tracking.

**1.2.1 Open the Size Table**

Navigate to the **Size Table** in PUB Manager.

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**1.2.2 Add or Edit a Size**

* Click **“+”** to add a new size
* Or **double-click** an existing size to edit it

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**1.2.3 Portion Size & Portion Rate**

When configuring a size, ensure:

* **Portion Size** is correct
* **Portion Rate** is accurate

**Portion Rate** = how many portions are contained in that size.

The inventory system relies on this information to:

* Link Selling Items to Purchasing Items
* Calculate costs
* Deduct inventory accurately

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**1.3 Recipes**

Each **Selling Item** is made up of **portions of Purchasing Items (ingredients)**.

A recipe:

* Lists all ingredients used
* Shows individual ingredient costs
* Displays the **total cost** of the Selling Item

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**Example: Peller White (6 oz Glass)**

**Purchasing Item**

* Peller White wine
* Purchased in a **4L box**

**Sizes Set Up**

* 6 oz = 6 ounces
* 4L = 138.65 ounces

These values must already exist in the **Size Table**.

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**Adding the Recipe**

1. Open \<Product Maintenance>.&#x20;
2. Search for the **Selling Item**: *Peller White – 6 oz*
3. Go to the ‘Recipe’ tab
4. Click the **green “+”** icon to add an ingredient

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**Selecting the Ingredient**

1. In the **Search** field, find the **Peller White Purchasing Item**
2. Select the item
3. Enter the **portion size**

* In this example: **6 oz**

4. Click “Save”

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**Result**

* The recipe is now linked
* Each time a **6 oz glass of Peller White** is sold:
  * The system deducts **6 oz**
  * From the **4L (138.65 oz)** purchasing inventory
* Inventory levels and costs update automatically

**Key Takeaways & Best Practices**

* Always verify **Selling vs Purchasing** item selection
* Ensure **Size and Portion Rates** are accurate before adding recipes
* Recipes drive:
  * Inventory deductions
  * Cost calculations
  * Reporting accuracy
* Incorrect size setup will cause **inventory discrepancies**


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