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Catalogue setup for health food shop POS in Kenya

This guide to catalogue setup for health food shop explains the daily checks. Prepare the health food shop catalogue before the first sale: choose the selling unit, separate similar items and enter counted opening stock. This guide uses Oats pack 1 kg, Granola 500 g and Peanut butter 400 g as examples.

Catalogue setup for health food shop: decide what one quantity means

Distinguish product formulation, pack size and batch dates where applicable. Do not combine similarly named products into one stock entry.

Describe the actual pack the customer receives. Avoid using the same entry for a sealed box and a loose piece unless the chosen stock workflow explicitly supports that conversion.

A starter catalogue to adapt

The figures below are illustrative preset prices, not market quotations. They do not describe your stock. Replace them before trading.

Item or serviceSale unitSample KES priceOpening count
Oats pack 1 kgpack450Count actual units
Granola 500 gfixed pack650Count actual units
Peanut butter 400 gfixed pack350Count actual units
Chia seeds sealed 250 gfixed pack450Count actual units
Brown rice sealed 1 kgfixed pack350Count actual units
Mixed nuts sealed 250 gfixed pack550Count actual units

Load and rehearse in this order

  1. Check that Oats pack 1 kg has a clear name, unit, price and unique item code.
  2. Distinguish Granola 500 g from Oats pack 1 kg; a similar name must not hide a different pack.
  3. Count usable Oats pack 1 kg units and record that physical opening quantity.
  4. On sample records, sell two Oats pack 1 kg units and confirm only that item reduces by two.
  5. Review the receipt and backup before entering real business records.

Correct the catalogue without hiding a stock difference

If Oats pack 1 kg was named incorrectly, correct the name. If its quantity is wrong, investigate the count and record an explained adjustment. Editing a price or changing a description does not explain missing units. Keep old transactions readable when deciding how to rename an item.

Catalogue handover checklist

These checkboxes are a temporary reading aid. Refreshing the page clears them.

Product fit for this business

Use defined whole units and packs. The software is not a complete specialist ERP or double-entry accounting system.

All amounts and product movements on this page are illustrative. The public demo uses sample records. Use an isolated test installation for rehearsal and replace sample prices and counts before real trading.

Try the workflow before choosing your setup

The launch software licence is KES 4,999 once for one business installation, including its branches and tills. Hardware, installation, hosting, support and future upgrades have separate terms. These planning guides do not activate a licence or deploy an installation.