Different Products have different units. Synergy POS allows you
to add different units for products.
1.
Go to Products > Units
2. Give the unit name, a
short name, and choose if want the unit to allow decimals.
Example:
Name:
Meter
Shortname:
Mtr.
Allow
Decimal: Yes.
Allowing
decimal allows you to purchase/Sell the product in decimal and vice-versa.
This
can be useful if you purchase products in a different unit and sell it in a
different unit.
For
example: Purchase in dozens and sell in pieces.
Or purchase in boxes and sell in pieces.
Steps:
1.
Add the lower unit from Add Unit Screen. For example pieces.
2. Add the higher unit as
per the screenshot:
o Check “Add as multiple of another unit”
o Provide the conversion
details.
3. Use the unit in
Add/Edit Product. While adding/editing purchase/ sale you can see the dropdown
for units. Select the desired unit and it will change the unit purchase/sales
price accordingly.
NOTE: You will not see the
main Units (Dozen in this example) in the Add-Product Unit dropdown, select
piece as the unit of product. All purchases/sales get saved in the lower unit
(pieces in the above example). So after adding purchases/sales if you edit the
conversion details, it will affect the purchases/sales quantity accordingly.
For
some products, not all subunits will be required. Suppose for example you sell
Oranges only in Dozens or only in pieces, then it will be useful.
Enable
it from Business settings >Products > Enable relevant subunits
Now
when adding products select the Unit for the products, and it will give option
to select multiple applicable subunits. Selecting the sub-units will allow you
to do purchases or sales on this selected subunits.
Secondary
units can be added to products. A secondary unit can be used if a particular
product’s subunit may vary each time. For example, 1 piece of stone can be 10
kg or 20 kg, or 30 kg.
To
enable this, go to Settings> Business Settings > Products.
On enabling this, a secondary unit label will be shown in add/edit products screen.
Selecting
this product in the purchase/sale/POS screen will also show the secondary unit
label.
The
details of secondary units for products are shown in the product stock history
of that product.
NOTE: The secondary unit
is not considered for calculation. It is only used for the user’s knowledge of
tracking the products with varying subunits.