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One connected workflow, from recipe to shop counter.

Follow a fictional bakery making salted butter rolls. Start with product and packaging costs, then explore recipes, purchasing, price changes and workforce records.

Names, prices, recipes and filenames are fictional. These illustrations explain features and are separate from the actual workspace.

01 / Products & costs

Connect recipes and packaging to cost the finished product.

Connect recipes and packaging, set quantities, then review material, packaging, labor and overhead costs alongside selling prices and margins.

  • Set recipes, packaging and quantities per product
  • Calculate packaging costs from pack sizes and prices
  • Preserve saved costs and product revisions

Salted butter rolls · Product example

Count the recipe and its packaging together.

Recipe
1 butter roll(s) · ₩333
Packaging
Paper bag × 1: ₩90 + sticker × 1: ₩10
Packaging cost
₩100
Materials + pack
₩433

Bags: ₩9,000 / 100; boxes: ₩21,000 / 50; stickers: ₩5,000 / 500. Example material cost is rounded up per roll. Review labor, overhead and margin separately.

02 / Recipes

Keep the base recipe. Scale today's batch.

Build formulas from ingredients and intermediate recipes, and track revisions. Compare the base batch with the quantity you need to produce.

  • Manage ingredient and intermediate-recipe quantities
  • Calculate quantities for a production batch
  • Review recipe versions and change history

Salted butter rolls · Recipe v3 · Example

Base: 40 rolls → Today: 80 rolls

Ingredient40 rolls80 rolls
Bread flour2,000 g4,000 g
Milk1,100 ml2,200 ml
Unsalted butter360 g720 g
Sugar160 g320 g
Sea salt40 g80 g
Instant yeast24 g48 g

Milk is measured in ml; other ingredients in g. Finished weight and baking loss are excluded from this example.

03 / Ingredients

Keep purchase details for every ingredient.

An ingredient name alone cannot tell you its cost. Keep suppliers, pack sizes and purchase prices together.

  • Connect ingredients to purchased products
  • Record pack sizes, units, prices and effective dates
  • Find nutrition, certificates and product images together

Seongsumil Bakery · Purchase examples

Ingredients for salted butter rolls

Product / supplierPackPrice
Bread flourGaon Milling20 kg₩32,000
MilkHangil Dairy1 L₩2,700
Unsalted butterHangil Dairy1 kg₩18,000
SugarOndam Ingredients3 kg₩5,400

Example prices effective 1 Sep 2026. Compare prices using the purchase units.

04 / Packaging

From box dimensions to bag materials.

Record packaging type, material and dimensions with suppliers, pack quantities and prices, then connect the packaging each product needs.

  • Optional width, depth and height in millimeters
  • Material categories and additional specifications
  • Price history, availability, archive and restore

Seongsumil Bakery · Packaging example

Kraft gift box for four butter rolls

Dimensions
240 × 160 × 80 mm
Material
Paper · Uncoated kraft
Purchase pack
50 boxes / ₩21,000
Per product
One box per gift set · ₩420

Dimensions and materials are specifications entered by your team; they do not represent stock levels or food-contact certification.

05 / Cost reviews

See how purchase prices affect product costs.

Review purchase-price changes and approve the prices used for material costs. Review costs alongside selling prices. Compare previous costs, new costs and the difference below.

  • Review price-change impact and approve cost updates
  • Include labor, packaging and overhead in cost reviews
  • Use costs to inform selling-price and margin reviews

Cost change review · Fictional example

Butter +10%: what happens to the roll's cost?

Before approval
Unsalted butter · Hangil Dairy · 1 kgPrevious price ₩18,000 New price ₩19,800
Salted butter rollsBeforeAfterDifference
Butter in batch360 g₩6,480₩7,128+₩648
Batch material cost40 rolls₩13,298₩13,946+₩648
Material cost per roll₩333₩349+₩16
₩333 → ₩349 per roll, up ₩16

Both columns use the same recipe and batch size. Review the impact before approving prices in cost management.

Material-cost example · Per-roll values rounded up to whole KRW · Excludes loss, labor and packaging

06 / Nutrition

Read the nutrition label. Reduce manual entry.

OCR reads text from a nutrition-label image. Compare extracted numbers and units with the source, fill missing values, then apply them to the purchased product’s nutrition form.

  • Select the purchased product from its ingredient
  • Extract and review nutrition values from an image
  • Keep source documents with nutrition information

From label to form · OCR workflow example

Read nutrition values from the label into your form.

  1. 1Choose label image
  2. 2Review and correct
  3. 3Apply to the form

Selected image · butter_nutrition.jpg

HANGIL UNSALTED BUTTER

Nutrition information

Net weight 1 kg · Per 100 g

Energy
744 kcal
Sodium
10 mg
Carbohydrate
0.7 g
Sugars
0.7 g
Fat
82 g
Saturated fat
54 g
Protein
0.7 g
Fictional source created for this demonstration

Extracted values · Review

Energy
744 kcal
Sodium
Unread · Check source
Carbohydrate
0.7 g
Sugars
0.7 g
Fat
82 g
Saturated fat
54 g
Protein
0.7 g

Sodium was missed. Check 10 mg on the source label and fill the missing value.

This demonstration uses prepared values. The actual feature reads your selected image on your device; results must be checked against the source.

07 / Printouts

Turn product details into shop printouts.

Review names, prices, origin and nutrition information, then prepare the printouts you need. Check the preview before printing.

  • Prepare product price cards and sales notices
  • Prepare origin and nutrition printouts
  • Review the output in print preview

Actual print templates · Fictional products

Prepare a complete sheet for your shop.

This uses the actual shop-printout renderer. Choose and save a template per product, or apply it to selected products together. Product names, prices and origins are fictional.

08 / Workforce

Keep staff and work records in one workspace.

Organize staff and schedules, review attendance and work records, and manage the information needed for monthly payroll reviews.

  • Manage staff and schedules
  • Review attendance and work records
  • Separate manager and employee access

Fictional staff · Work review example

Review today's production shift

Employee
Seoyun Han · Production
Clock times
06:00–11:00
Break
30 minutes
Work duration
4 hours 30 minutes · Manager review

This example does not automatically pay salaries or submit filings. Review work records and applicable settings before closing payroll.

09 / Files & team

Keep product sources and team access organized.

Connect certificates, product photos and reference documents, and find them in Drive. Team members view or edit according to their assigned roles.

  • Preview, search and download files
  • Access according to viewing and editing roles
  • Review important changes and supporting documents

Actual Drive screen · Fictional files

From finding a file to checking its contents.

Enlarge screenshot
Actual Drive: folder navigation on the left, search and file-type filters above, and specification and nutrition files below
The actual Drive interface for organizing ingredient specifications and shop printouts.
  1. 1
    Organize in folders

    Group ingredient specifications, product images and shop printouts by folder.

  2. 2
    Find with search and filters

    Search by file name, title or linked item, then narrow the list by type and sort order.

  3. 3
    Preview and use

    Open and zoom into the source, then download or print it when needed.

Captured from the actual app with a local demo account. All organizations and files are fictional; buttons within the screenshot are not interactive.

Start with a product you bake often.

Connect ingredients, recipes and packaging to organize your product’s selling standards.

Request access

Access starts after your organization is approved.

Review pricing and terms