YES, it is also first and foremost an inventory management software. As you can see on the screenshot, you can create items with or without a barcode, with a notion of unit (bottle, pack, kg, etc.) the sales price, the quantity in stock is of course calculated in real time (at each entry into stock or exit through the cash register). The WAPP (Weighted Average Purchase Price) allows you to calculate the average purchase price. The margin is calculated automatically, then you can define whether it is a “normal” item, i.e. one that is sold as is, or a composite item (we will come back later to the notion of composite item) but for example I can have the bottle of GRANTS whisky in a bottle and the consumption of GRANTS (which we will set as being X centiliter of the bottle) the stock exit will therefore be a part of the bottle we can then see that you have for example 3.5 bottles left. Then we indicate whether it is a cash item or a stock item. Cash items, as its name indicates, will appear in the cash register, and stock items will not. For example, we can follow the gas bottle in the stock items, in the case of a restaurant the kg of beef, or the number of chickens.
therefore be a part of the bottle we can then see that you have for example 3.5 bottles left.