Confectionery & Nuts
Confectionery & Nuts: barcode sales and POS, stock and warehouse, customer accounts and e-Invoice.
Challenges
- Baklava and desserts sell by the kilogram, and tray and portion conversion is done by hand.
- Demand multiplies in the holiday season and no production plan can be made.
- Orders shipped by courier cannot be tracked.
- The short shelf life of desserts never shows up as recorded waste.
Workflows
Sales by kilogram and by tray
- The item is set up in kilograms with conversion factors for tray and portion.
- The weight from the scale passes straight through to the till.
- The sale reduces finished-goods stock on a kilogram basis.
Courier-shipped order
- The remote order is recorded with the recipient address and delivery date.
- The shipment is matched with the courier company and tracking number.
- Undelivered shipments are reported.
Documents
- Order form
- Sales receipt / invoice
- Dispatch note
- Waste slip
Reports
- Sales and margin by item
- Seasonal demand curve
- Courier delivery status
- Waste ratio
Metrics
- Margin per kilogram
- Waste ratio
- On-time delivery rate
- Seasonal sales uplift
Compliance
- Food hygiene regulations
- Allergen information
- Distance selling rules (courier orders)
- GİB e-Archive
Glossary
- Kilogram to tray to portion
- Unit conversion factor
- Holiday season
- Seasonal demand plan
- Courier tracking number
- Reference field on the shipment
- Shelf-life waste
- Shrinkage slip
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I pass the weight from the scale to the till?
Yes — scale and till read the same item and price, and the weight flows straight into the sale.
Can I track a courier-shipped order?
Yes — the shipment is matched with the courier company and tracking number.
Can I plan for the holiday season?
Yes — past-season sales feed into the demand plan.
Can I measure roasting loss?
Yes, the kilograms in and out are compared on the production order and the loss rate is reported.
Can I define gift box contents with a recipe?
Yes, the box contents form a bill of materials; when sold, the items inside are deducted from stock.