Add your products once, sell them in every drop

Add a product once and put it in as many drops as you like. It has no price or stock of its own: each drop gives it those, so the same loaf, veg box or jar can come back week after week. Start with “New product” in “Products”.

The first photo is the cover, the one customers see first. Add as many as you like, and tap one to make it the cover or move it. Daylight and a plain background show what you make at its best.

Give it a name, a short description of one line, a longer description and the ingredients. Each of your shop’s languages has its own fields: only the name in your default language is required.

Say whether it’s sold as a “Single item” or a “Pack”, and how many a pack holds, then its “Weight” in grams. Where your trade sells by volume too, “Sold by” switches it to “Volume”, in millilitres. Customers see the price per kilo or litre beside the price. Turn on “Can be sliced” if customers can ask for it sliced. A different size, flavour or recipe is a product of its own, with its own price.

“Labels” holds what your trade shows on a product. Bakeries, kitchens, pantry makers and dairies set a “Diet”: vegetarian or vegan. Kitchens, pantry makers and butchers show a “Spice” of one to three peppers. Kitchens add “kcal per portion”, dairies turn on “Made with raw milk”, and drinks makers add a “Deposit” on the bottles, shown apart from the price and paid at pickup. Farms and butchers show the origin, your shop’s country, with nothing to fill in.

Kitchens and butchers can turn on “Customer chooses how spicy”: customers pick mild, medium or hot at the same price, and the production list counts each answer. Anything else they want goes in their note.

Declare the 14 allergens EU law lists, in two groups: what the recipe “Contains”, and what it “May contain traces of”. Customers see them on the product, and can hide the products that contain one they avoid. Gluten and nuts ask which ones, wheat or rye, almonds or hazelnuts, since the law names the cereal and the nut, and the reservation lists them again for pickup.

Tags group your products: bread, pastries, veg boxes, whatever fits what you make. Your storefront shows them as filters, and the production list groups products under them, in the order you set in “Tags”. A product can carry more than one.

“Archive” takes a product off your list and out of new drops, and keeps it on every drop and order that has it. “Restore” brings it back. “Duplicate” copies a product, so a new recipe can start from an old one.