A bill of materials for a bakery
Most stock software assumes you buy things and sell the same things. A bakery buys flour and sells bread, which means the stock record has to be able to turn one thing into another — and account for the difference.
Batch tracking, expiry, FEFO issuing and the waste you can still see coming.
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Most stock software assumes you buy things and sell the same things. A bakery buys flour and sells bread, which means the stock record has to be able to turn one thing into another — and account for the difference.
For anyone selling something that can go off, loss is not an exception to manage — it is a structural cost of the category. The regional figures are stark, official, and more conservative than the ones usually quoted.
The regulator has done the hard part of this problem for you. The information you need for batch-level stock control is already required to be on the pack — the gap is that almost nobody reads it into a system.