How Can You Make Sure You Don’t Forget to Buy Something You Need?

Setting a Minimum Quantity for a Product and a Category

Today, I would like to tell you about setting minimum quantities, using examples from my own life.

My family goes through milk quite quickly: my son likes to drink a glass of milk between meals, while I add it to coffee, omelets, and so on. That is why I always keep at least two bottles of milk in the refrigerator.

I entered a minimum quantity on the “Milk” item card. Now, as soon as there is only one bottle left in the refrigerator, a red exclamation mark and the word “min” appear on the “Milk” row. I immediately tap “Need to buy,” and the product is added to the shopping list. This way, I don’t forget to buy it the next time I go to the store.

We also drink capsule coffee and buy different packages containing different capsules. I have already set minimum quantities for our favorite types of coffee. But I also wanted to make sure we had seven different varieties. So I created a “Coffee” category and set a minimum quantity for that category.

Just a reminder: you can see all products with low quantities by tapping “Low Quantity Items.”