Learn MakrBee

Articles and videos, in the order you'd actually build your business in MakrBee - vendor → material → recipe → batch → sale → report.

MODULE 01

Start Here

The two things worth doing before anything else: understand why revenue and profit aren't the same number, then get your account set up in five minutes flat.

MODULE 02

Your Cost Foundation

The single most important module. This is the sequence the app itself enforces — vendor, then material, then product, then recipe — a recipe can't exist without a product to attach to (it's a strict one-to-one), so the product has to come first. Every profit number downstream depends on getting this order right

Video All plans 02.1

Adding Your Vendors

Set up the vendors you buy from — each one its own record in MakrBee, not just a label on a material.

  • Why a vendor is its own record, not just a text field on a material
  • Adding a vendor's name, contact person, email, and phone number
  • How this sets up the next step: assigning a material's default vendor, which unlocks purchase order tracking and the AI Advisor's lead-time math
Video All plans 02.2

Setting Up Materials: Ingredients & Packaging

Build a materials list of everything that goes into making your products -- ingredients and packaging -- with reorder thresholds that will …

  • Ingredient materials vs. packaging materials — why the distinction matters
  • Units of measure, kept consistent with how a recipe will use them
  • Reorder threshold — the number that powers low-stock alerts and AI reorder recommendations
Video All plans 02.3

Recording a Purchase

Record a purchase three ways — manually, via AI invoice extraction, or bulk CSV import — and see your ingredient and packaging …

  • The three ways to record a purchase in MakrBee: manual entry, AI invoice extraction, and bulk CSV import
  • Adding line items with vendor lot codes and expiration dates for full traceability
  • How receiving a purchase updates your ingredient and packaging stock automatically
  • Reading inventory costs and low stock alerts right after a purchase lands
  • Making a manual quantity adjustment when your physical count doesn't match the app
Video All plans 02.4

Adding Your Products & Setting Prices

Add a product with its price, cost, photos, and variants — then bulk-import the rest from CSV and bundle them into collections.

  • Creating a product with its price, estimated cost, photos, and shelf life
  • Setting up product variants for the same item sold in different sizes or counts
  • Bulk-importing products from CSV with column mapping
  • Reviewing imported stock and costs before they go live
  • Building a bundle and adding its component products and quantities