Blueprints
Define what each product is made of, so Stash auto-deducts components on every sale — works for recipes, bundles, kits, or any multi-component item.
7 articles
- Creating your first BlueprintStep-by-step setup for a Blueprint — name, location, POS product, Makes, components. Use a Modifier Blueprint instead for oat milk, extra shot, and other customer add-ons.
- What is a Blueprint?A Blueprint is a recipe for something you sell — drink, dish, bundle, kit. Stash auto-deducts components from inventory on every POS sale. Modifiers use a separate Modifier Blueprint.
- Linking a Blueprint to a POS productConnect a Blueprint or Modifier Blueprint to the POS product that gets sold at the till. Without the link, sales won't deduct stock automatically.
- Why my Blueprint isn't deducting stockSales coming through but stock not moving? Work through this checklist for both Blueprints and Modifier Blueprints — most issues are linking, unit setup, or sync-related.
- Editing or deleting a BlueprintUpdate or remove a Blueprint or Modifier Blueprint at any time. Changes apply to future sales only — past inventory transactions are preserved. Convert between types if you picked the…
- What is a Modifier Blueprint?A Modifier Blueprint defines what gets deducted (and optionally swapped) when a POS modifier sells alongside a base product — oat milk, extra shot, premium gift wrap.
- Creating your first Modifier BlueprintStep-by-step setup for a Modifier Blueprint — name, location, POS Product, components, and the optional swap that adds the replaced item back to inventory.