Ingredient and packaging costs come from your purchases. Labor and overhead you record yourself. Only admins and owners can add them.
Labor, per batch
- Open the batch and click Add Labor on the Labor Entries card.
- Enter the Worker name, Hours, Hourly rate and Entry date. The date starts as today. Task description is optional.
- Click Save Labor Entry.
A batch's labor cost is the sum of its entries: hours times rate. Add one entry per person or per task, whichever matches how you track time. To remove an entry, click its trash icon on the batch page and confirm. The labor estimate on a bill of materials is for reference only. It does not add to batch cost.
Overhead, per period
Overhead covers the indirect costs that no single batch owns: rent, utilities, insurance, equipment.
- Open Supply Chain, then Overhead Periods, and click Add overhead period.
- Set the Period start and Period end, and enter the Total overhead for that period. Add a Description if you like, such as "June rent + utilities". It shows on the list.
- Click Save.
FourFoxes splits the total evenly across every batch with a packaging date inside the period, and adds that share to each batch's cost. For example, 3,000 dollars for June 1 to 30 with 10 batches packaged that month adds 300 dollars to each batch. A batch with no packaging date gets no overhead. To change a period, click Edit on its row in Overhead Periods. To remove one, open the row's ⋯ menu and choose Delete.
The split is recalculated as batches land in the period. A batch's overhead share can change until the period is over and all its batches are packaged.
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