Doubts related to Inventory and Suppliers

Hello Everyone,

I just started a new restaurant and I’ve installed the Samba Pos version 4 to help me track my daily expenses and revenue. I’ve progressed a little by understanding a little in terms of how the software works but I am having trouble understanding a few things. I’ve gone through the forum posts but the idea is not entirely clear.

  1. I do not understand what is document type. I understood that for a transaction to happen between a supplier and shop a purchase document needs to be created. But is it a one time thing? Or is it for every transaction, I need to create a new document to facilitate this transaction?

  2. At the moment, in my accounts section I created a suppliers tab by following the previous forum posts. But I want to create separate supplier accounts for different supplier’s so that for every transaction I can view how much money Ive spent on each supplier. How can i do this?

  3. To pay the supplier once I create a transaction, I want the money to solely go from only ‘CASH IN WALLET’. How can I also set this up. I do not want this money to be deducted from Cash Account.

Thank you for your help

Scarlet

Here are some good tutorials to study:

V5 can take it one step further and do some amazing things, for example:
This is not what your asking I know but it demonstrates some amazing capability only available in v5 and the concept could be applied to do what your asking.

Hello,

Thanks! Will definitely go through all of these.

I needed help in another issue as well.
In my inventory items tab I list the base price and transaction price of an item and save it. I then create a transaction document and of all the things I have purchased, sometimes a few items are discounted and sold at a lesser or higher price. So when I make a change in the transaction document an error shows up and the whole thing shuts down. Why is this so and how do I correct this?

Thanks

Scarlet Sieiro

You can not go back and change transactions. I don’t understand though what would your sell price have to do with inventory purchase?