1. In the left navigation panel, go to Inventory and select Inventory Items.
2. Click the Add New Item button.
3. Select the type of item you wish to add. If you are adding an Other Item, which is any individual item that is not a wine, beer or spirit, you can then enter in the item information and inventory information.
4. If you are adding a wine, beer or spirit, start typing the name of the drink you are adding. This will search the Backbar database for the drink. The search not only searches the name, but also vintage, varietal, drink style, producer, and more. The results regenerate with each character you type for your search. So it is best to start broad with the brand or producer name and then get more specific if necessary with the vintage, style or drink appellation.
5. If you see the drink you need in the list of results, click on the row to open the drink information.
6. If you cannot find your item after searching, click the button below the search results that says click here to create a new drink. You can then enter in the drink information and your inventory information for that item.
Important Note: It is important to try to find your drink in the database, if it exists. While sometimes it may seem easier to just create things from scratch, you then lose out on important Backbar functionality. For example, reports segment your inventory information based on drink attributes in our database and training and educational information on drinks for bartenders and wait staff is based on information in our database.
1. From the bottom tab bar, tap the clipboard icon to access your inventory items.
2. Next, tap the Plus button located next to the Take Inventory button.
3. On the following screen, select the type of item you wish to add. If you are adding an Other Item (any item that is not a wine, beer, or spirit), you can enter both the item details and inventory information.
4. If you are adding a wine, beer or spirit, start typing the name of the drink you are adding. This will search the Backbar database for the drink. The search not only searches the name, but also vintage, varietal, drink style, producer, and more. The results regenerate with each character you type for your search. So it is best to start broad with the brand or producer name and then get more specific if necessary with the vintage, style or drink appellation.
5. If you cannot find your item after searching, tap the Product not listed-add manually button below the search results. You can then enter in the drink information and your inventory information for that item.