Creating an item from multiple items ( a build)

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joe@sportsmanspub.com
Creating an item from multiple items ( a build)

Post by joe@sportsmanspub.com » Tue Mar 30, 2004 12:17 am

In a restaurant, buns are used in may items.

I would be so cool to assign a number to the bun, and a number for burger patty, chicken breast etc.

Then when I entered #500, Chicken Sandwich & Fries, my stock table, INV, etc would update my usage of bun, breats, fries, etc.

I know this is very specialized, but maybe other industries could use it too.

Thoughts?

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Post by Andrew » Tue Mar 30, 2004 3:08 am

An involved feature request.

Just add the items manually. e.g. buns, mayo, meat as individual items in the stocktable.
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Jonathan

Post by Jonathan » Tue Mar 30, 2004 8:53 am

Well, as complicated as it would be, I like it :)
I've been thinking about the best way to achieve something similar for a Pizza shop in town here, and what I've come up with is a TSR that pops up and lets you "build" something, then rings each item into POS. If I ever getting working for the pizza place, I'll post the program here.

Jonathan Simpson

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I might be able to make something

Post by Nick » Tue Mar 30, 2004 10:56 pm

I might play around with some VB.net and see if i can come up with a program that can look at the stock table and compare it to the privious days and come up with sales by stock# then you could set somthing up to tell it what is in all the diffrient #s and it can figure out what was used.
Dont get your hopes up because im not great with .net yet.

-Nick

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