Anbar reads your stock and drafts changes for you to confirm. Ask in your own words; each request below shows one thing it can do.
- Log a loss by saying it: "Dropped two oat milks, the cartons split."
- Move stock between places: "Move 6 Coke from Dry Storage to the bar."
- Catch a double entry: say "We got 6 Coke" twice, and Anbar asks before it adds them again.
- Undo a change: "Undo the last stock-in."
- Explain a number: "Why does it say 4 Coke? We counted 10 yesterday."
- Sum up a shift: "What happened this morning?"
- Find what isn't moving: "What hasn't been used in a while?"
- Find an item's supplier: "Who supplies the Coke?"
- Ask when an item runs out: "When will the oat milk run out?"
- Get suggested levels from use: "Suggest levels for the milk."
- Raise a level that keeps running low: when an item went low twice in two weeks, Today suggests it, or ask "Suggest Coke's levels at Dry Storage."
- Count what matters: "What should we count today?"
- Make an order list for a supplier: "Make the order for Metro."
- Tidy your items: "Tidy my items."
Who can do it
Everyone who uses Anbar. Each request needs the same permission as its screen: an order list, for example, needs a role that manages suppliers.
Notes
- Anbar drafts every change on a card; nothing is saved until you confirm it.
- Anbar keeps stock, not money: it doesn't know prices, costs or sales.