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Gifting & hampers

Inventory for gift hampers and sets

A hamper is not one thing you count. It is a box, a ribbon, some filler and six items, and the only question that matters in season is how many you can honestly promise today. Answer that from the parts you hold rather than from a spreadsheet written in October.

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What you get

What changes for this trade

Availability comes from the parts, not a guess

A set is built from its components, so how many you can make is worked out from the box, the ribbon and the items inside. Sell one and every component behind it moves at the same moment.

Two hampers fight over the same ribbon

Components are shared across sets, which is why one corporate order quietly empties three other products. Every set that uses a component sees its availability change the moment that component is committed.

Season doubles the order book in a fortnight

Wedding and corporate season arrives as one rush. Stock, orders and the shop floor read from the same numbers, so what you promise on the phone is what you can actually pack.

The shortfall turns into five phone calls

For a large order, a planning sheet picks what you can from stock line by line, then raises one consolidated purchase order per vendor for the rest. One sheet, one call per supplier, not a morning on the phone.

one purchase order per vendor

Included

  • Sets built from components you hold
  • Availability worked out from the parts
  • Components shared across several sets
  • Planning sheets for one large order
  • One consolidated purchase order per vendor
  • Cost captured at goods receipt

Read before you buy

When this is the wrong plan

If you are not holding stock yet, selling made-to-order, or only through Instagram DMs, start on the free OrderLink page instead. It costs nothing and you can move up when the volume is real.

Questions

Asked and answered

Yes. A set carries its components and their quantities, so availability is calculated from what you hold rather than entered by hand. Run short on ribbon and every set that uses that ribbon drops at once, before you promise it to a customer.

A planning sheet takes the order line by line, allocates what is in stock, and collects the shortfall into one purchase order per vendor. When the boxes arrive you receive against that order and the real rate is captured at the door, so the hamper's cost is what you paid.

Sets, components and purchasing sit on the Inventory plan at Rs 4,999 a month. If you only sell finished hampers over a counter with no buying side, the POS plan at Rs 2,499 covers it. Both start with 14 days free and no card.

Try it before you pay for it

14 days free, every feature unlocked, no card required. Then from Rs 999 a month depending on what you actually use.

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