The Many Ways Kaizntree Grows Your Business
We Empower Small Businesses to Grow. Here's how:
Features
Items
What is an Item? What can I do with them?
Items are everything in your inventory.
This includes raw materials, ingredients, finished products, packing etc.
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If you deliver a service, each service will also count as an item.
There are 5 types of items:
1. Assembly: Items that you make
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2. Component: Items are used to make other items
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3. Purchasable: Items that are or can be purchased
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4. Saleable: Items that you sell
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5. Trackable: Items that you want to track
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Note that an item can be any combination of these categories. For example, a candle could be both "saleable" and a "component" used to make a bundle of 3.
Items can organised by category and location.
You can create unlimited categories to organise your items. Once an item is "in stock", you can begin to organise them based on where the "stock" is located.
For example, you can create a category called "Candles" with a subcategory for "Citrus Range", and "Forrest Range". A "lemon candle" would fall under "Citrus Range", and you could allocate its stock across different locations too. Locations are great for recording consignments.
They can also be connected to their suppliers.
You can connect your "purchasable" items to their suppliers. This way when a stock is low, we'll let you know exactly who to contact and how much to order. This information can be seen on the Weekly Report and Dashboard.
Bill of Materials
Used to record the items you make.
A "Bill of Materials" is the items and quantities used to make something.
You can think of it like a "recipe" list.
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For example, the Bill of Materials for a candle is wax, fragrance, a jar, label, and a box.
"Assembled" items have a Bill of Materials
This Bill of Materials can be found on an Item's profile page. Only items categorised as "Component" can be used in a BOM.
A Bill of Materials allows you to make an item.
This is done through a Build on the "Build Page". To make an item, you enter the quantity you make to make and everything else is automted.
You can see exactly how much you can make based on an item's Bill of Materials.
A Bill of Materials allows us to calculate exactly how much of an item you can make. This is based on the existing stock of each component and can be seen on an Item's profile page.
The Bill of Materials also shows you how much quantity of each "component" is "in stock" as well as what items are "low stock".
Sales Channels
Receive and manage your orders in one place.
You can connect your sales channels to receive all orders in one place.
This includes online, physical and wholesale channels. A Sales Order can be made for orders from channels that we don't connect with. Sales Orders can be created in seconds.
Online orders can be integrated with Shopify
Connect your Shopify store to automatically receive orders. The integration can be done with the touch of a button.
Physical orders can be connected via Square
Recieve and manage all your Square orders via Kaizntree. Like Shopify, this integration is very quick to complete.
Wholesale orders can be connected via email
Wholesale orders can be connected via Gmail/Outlook or by creating a Sales Order. All orders and emails can be found on the relevant customer profile.
Sales Orders
Recording customer orders across every channel.
Sales Orders will automatically be made for Square and Shopify Orders
Once an order is received, Kaizntree will automatically create a corresponding Sales Order. This will include items sold and customer details where relevant.
Sales Orders can be made Manually
This is relevant for wholesale orders and orders from channels that are not connected.
Inventory must be allocated to Sales Orders
Once a Sale Order is created, inventory is allocated to fulfil the order. You can choose which location this inventory is taken from.
Sales Orders go from "Pending" to "Shipped" to "Completed"
Each status shows what stage the order is in. Order statuses can be updated in bulk. Sales Orders can also be cancelled.
Purchase Orders
Recording what you purchase.
Purchase Orders are used to record what you buy
Purchased Orders record all your purchases. Each order contains the items and quantities purchased. The expected date of arrival is also included.