A: Once the inventory is sold out, we mark the inventory item as retired. Allowing you to complete an audit or remove the item from your 'resellers' inventory database.
Reseller Inventory: its purpose is to maintain the levels, description and discount of an inventory item.
Since cannabis products are a consumed item like candies, drinks, food and crude bulk or bud.
When used the item can not be replenished therefore we mark the record as "Retired".
The Reseller Inventory is like a mirror we copy a image of the curde bulk to the reseller's inventory - so when sold its gone.
But your curde bulk record of receiving product stays in tack for historical purposes.
General dry good products can be rotated and reused. The way to update/change dry goods products is to receive the product, increasing the inventory quantity and editing the descriptions. This will remove the retired warning and place the product to a status of "OK".
A: Rotating Inventory
Glassware Reading material Package goods Containers Candy bars
Heppa cord Pipes Sealed drinks
These items can keep the same Inventory number and for these items that have a stamped inventory number you can
replace the system generated inventory number with the product number. Making the bar tender's job alot easier because they can scan the products barcode saving time and reducing mistakes.
Inventory items that should expire and not carry over the same inventory number. Are products that are perpared with marijuana.
Bakery items and any products that have a expire date or a freshness date.
Why is this important
Every sale to a patient has a journal database, in that database we store the accual inventory number and item description. So, for example the patient purchases a brownie asis item number 50404.
Then a month later buys a brownie asis number 50492 you have proof of the batch it was made from. Now if a agency wanted records of all brownies sold ,using a simple search a query report can be processed and printed. Showing who bought the brownies, when purchased, invoice numbers and when the item was made.
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