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Printing and Exporting Production Records

How to print and export production records: where to export from, print options, splitting a record into station slips with page breaks, and the pick list.

Written by Souha Alameddine

Where to Print and Export

You can print and export from two places:

  • Weekly production view — open the Tools menu and choose Export all to print every production record for the week at once.

  • A single production record — open the Tools menu on the record and choose Export Product record (the full PR) or Export Picklist (the ingredients to pull).

Print Options

When you export a production record, the Print options panel lets you tailor the printout:

  • Font size — choose Standard or Large. Large maximizes legibility; the item notes column is only available at the Standard size.

  • Item notes column — show or hide a column for handwritten notes.

  • Page key — include the legend that explains the column abbreviations.

  • Binding margin — add extra margin for hole-punching or stapling.

  • Show ingredients — include each recipe's ingredient breakdown.

Splitting a Record into Station Slips

If different staff work different stations, you can split one production record across separate pages — one slip per station:

  1. Open the export preview for the production record.

  2. Hover over the row where you want a new page to start and click the page-break icon on the left.

  3. The rows after that point move to the next page. Repeat to create as many slips as you need.

  4. Each page break you add is listed in the Print options panel under Page breaks. Hover a listed break and click Remove to delete it.

Note: Changing the font size, binding margin, or Show ingredients clears any page breaks you've added, because those settings change how content fits on the page.

The Pick List

Export Picklist turns the day's forecast into a pull list. It lists every pantry item you need, grouped by item, with the product packaging and the quantity to pull. Use it to gather ingredients from your inventory before production.

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