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With the addition of the latest Process Manager app, I now have 3 free Ninox applications available to download and use from our sister site, Online Database Solutions : KasPer Pro - a Human Resource Management application covering People Management, Absence and Vacation, Training, Appraisals, Benefits, Onboarding and other Checklists, Qualifications and Skills, etc. KasCur Pro - this is a CRM application covering Leads, Opportunities, Sales Forecasting, Support Management and includes Activity management with personal task lists and Kanbans. KAS Process Manager - with this latest app, you can manage and standardise all the processes and projects in your business. Create templates for each process from which you can create live processes and monitor the progress and performance of your team against deadlines. All of these apps are free to use with no restrictions on the number of records or users. You will need a Ninox licence to run them. Each app is supplied 'locked' but an upgrade licence is available for each which will allow you to customise the app using Ninox's low code tools and also enable automated email alerting features which are disabled in the free version. See Online Database Solutions for more details.

Objective: Orders will automatically update stock levels accordingly. Stock levels do not require an order to change (eg, withdrawing stock for internal use, or adding stock when new stock arrives at a warehouse) ad so manual entry needs to be possible to update stock levels Products can exist without stock (stock levels) Stock movement can exist without orders (manual adjustments) but cannot exist without Products One stock movement record can only be linked to 1 order, and 1 product A graph view is required to show all products current stock QTY (thinking a graphic view in products, with a formula field that calls on info from stock movement to show the current stock levels - not sure how to calculate this though as it would need to sum all records for that SKU, and those records could be + or - ) There are 2 types of product: bags and resin. Resin is sold by the kg, and each resin product is made up of 25kg bags. Bags are sold by the bag, pack, or carton - the number of bags per pack/carton varies by product. So! Questions: Is this my best data model to achieve what I want? If so, how can I calculate current stock based on all incoming/outgoing stock movement per SKU? Keeping in mind that once this is done I want to try and create a pricing and inventory table where there are various price variations per product (retail, wholesale, distributor, custom pricing for certain customers) which orders would call on (based on select fields for pricing type and the product) and I will also be working on a quoting tool that will call on products and pricing unless its creating a new price sheet which would be determined by a select field