How do units and pack sizes work?
A unit is a name and a short form. The bigger pack — a box of 12 — is set on the product.
Units is simply the list of ways you count things: a name and a short form, like Pieces / pcs or Kilogram / kg. Each is used across the whole company, and a unit a product already uses cannot be deleted.
The pack size lives on the product, not on the unit. Open the product and look at Units & packaging:
• Base unit — what the product is counted in. It locks once the product has transactions, because changing it would change what every past entry meant.
• Alternate unit — optional, for the bigger pack you buy or sell in. Type the name and how many base units it holds, for example box = 12 pcs, or carton = 24 pcs.
So one product can be counted in pieces and still be sold by the carton or the dozen.
Still not sure? Ask it in the chat in the corner — no account needed, and a person answers whatever the assistant can't.
How do I move stock from one warehouse to another?
Inventory → Stock transfer. Pick From and To, list what is moving, and post it. A transfer posts no accounting entries.
How do license agreements and royalties work?
One licence agreement per licensor: the products covered, the royalty on each, and an optional fixed fee.
How do warehouses work?
Every company has one called Main. Extra warehouses are a paid feature, and pickers appear once you have more than one.
How is the cost of my stock worked out?
Stock is valued at weighted-average cost — the running average of what you have paid for it.