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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.openbook.to/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

Service DAOs: Skip this step!If you’re running a SaaS, subscription, or consulting business (like Zenland DAO), skip to Record Income instead.
Products are what you sell to customers — the finished goods or services that appear on receipts and generate revenue.

Products vs Resources

ResourcesProducts
WhatRaw materials (inputs)Finished goods (outputs)
ExamplesCoffee beans, MilkCappuccino, Latte
PricingCost-basedSell price
Customers see❌ No✅ Yes (on POS)

Product Properties

PropertyDescriptionExample
NameDisplay name”Cappuccino”
CategoryGrouping for POS”Hot Drinks”
PriceSelling price$5.00
SKUBarcode/POS code”PROD-CAP-001”
TaxableApply tax?Yes
AvailableShow in POS?Yes

Creating Categories First

Before adding products, organize them into categories:
1

Navigate to Products

Go to Products → Categories from the sidebar
2

Add Categories

Create categories like:
  • Hot Drinks
  • Cold Drinks
  • Pastries
  • Merchandise

Adding Products

1

Navigate to Products

Go to Products → Catalog from the sidebar
2

Click Add Product

Click the + Add Product button
3

Enter Product Details

  • Name: What customers see
  • Category: Select from your categories
  • Price: Selling price (in your default currency)
  • SKU: Optional barcode or POS code
  • Description: Optional additional info
4

Configure Tax

  • Taxable: Enable to apply default tax rate
  • Tax Override: Set a different rate if needed (e.g., 0% for essential goods)
5

Set Availability

  • Available: Show on POS
  • Available Locations: All locations or specific ones
6

Save

Click Create Product

Coffee Shop Menu Example

ProductCategoryPriceTaxable
EspressoHot Drinks$3.00Yes
CappuccinoHot Drinks$5.00Yes
LatteHot Drinks$5.50Yes
Iced AmericanoCold Drinks$4.50Yes
CroissantPastries$3.50Yes
Branded MugMerchandise$15.00Yes

How Pricing Works

When a sale is made:
Sale Total = (Product Price × Quantity) + Tax - Discounts
The cost (how much it costs you to make the product) comes from the Recipe — which we’ll set up next.
Products don’t track inventory directly. Inventory is tracked through Resources. The Recipe connects products to the resources they consume.

Next: Define Recipes

Link products to the resources they consume