Track Sales And Public ListingsAbout 10 minutes

Track Product And By-Product Sales

Log rabbits, meat, pelts, parts, wool, feed, manure or fertilizer, and other products while keeping inventory and revenue behavior clear.

What This Helps You Do

Log rabbits, meat, pelts, parts, wool, feed, manure or fertilizer, and other products while keeping inventory and revenue behavior clear.

Estimated Time

About 10 minutes

Exact Navigation Path
Desktop

Desktop: Open Sales & Finances, then choose Sales History and Add Sale.

Mobile

Mobile: Open Sales & Finances, choose Sales History, then Add Sale.

Before You Start
  • A buyer contact when you want buyer history.
  • A harvest batch and freezer item when entering a traceable meat sale.
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Overview

  • Sales can use first-class product lines without replacing historical Rabbit, Meat, Pelt, Wool, or Other records.
  • Only the existing linked meat/freezer sale workflow automatically reduces inventory. Parts, feed, manure, pelts, wool, and other products do not automatically deplete generalized inventory.

When To Use

  • You need a transaction and revenue record for rabbits or production-related products and by-products.

Step-By-Step Guide

1

Step 1

Follow this action exactly in the Track Product And By-Product Sales workflow.

1.1 Do this

Open Add Sale and choose the item type first: Rabbit, Meat, Pelt, Parts, Wool, Feed, Manure, or Other.

What You Should See
  • The page should remain in the same workflow and be ready for the next step.
You Should Now Have
  • You should be ready to continue to the next step.
2

Step 2

2.1 Do this

Enter a free-form title. Parts suggestions such as feet, ears, heads, organs, raw hides, and tanned hides are starting points, not restrictions.

What You Should See
  • The page should remain in the same workflow and be ready for the next step.
You Should Now Have
  • You should be ready to continue to the next step.
3

Step 3

3.1 Do this

For meat sold from freezer inventory, enter the weight, choose the freezer item, and select one attributable source batch when traceable stock is available.

What You Should See
  • The page should remain in the same workflow and be ready for the next step.
You Should Now Have
  • You should be ready to continue to the next step.
4

Step 4

4.1 Do this

For non-meat products, save the sale without expecting automatic inventory depletion. Keep separate operational inventory records when needed.

What You Should See
  • The page should remain in the same workflow and be ready for the next step.
You Should Now Have
  • You should be ready to continue to the next step.
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Step 5

5.1 Do this

Use Sales and Reports product-line summaries to review gross revenue, sale count, recorded units or weight, and average transaction value. Overall sales totals remain the reconciliation source.

What You Should See
  • Every transaction appears under the correct product line and the product-line breakdown reconciles to the unchanged overall sales total.
You Should Now Have
  • Every transaction appears under the correct product line and the product-line breakdown reconciles to the unchanged overall sales total.

You're Done When

  • Every transaction appears under the correct product line and the product-line breakdown reconciles to the unchanged overall sales total.

Common Mistakes

  • Choosing Other when a first-class product type exists.
  • Expecting a parts, feed, or manure sale to reduce inventory automatically.
  • Assigning one harvest batch to a meat transaction that spans multiple lots.

If Something Still Looks Wrong

Why is a source batch required for this meat sale?

Traceable freezer stock is attributable to a batch. Split a transaction into separate sale lines if it uses more than one lot.

Why do recorded units differ between product lines?

Units and weights are summarized only when recorded and are not combined across incompatible measurements.

When To Contact Support

  • The workflow does not match the guide even after you confirm you are in the correct section.
  • Saving or loading fails repeatedly in this area of the app.

Still Stuck?

If the guide got you close but the app still does not match what this tutorial says should happen, contact support and mention the article title, the exact step where you got stuck, and what you saw instead.