From the Product Detail Page, you can take several actions on the product at any time.

On the Detail tab, click the three-dot menu in the top-right corner to access:

• Edit — Update the product’s information.
• Adjust — Manually adjust inventory for this product.
• Duplicate — Create a copy of this product.
• Recipe — Go to the Recipe tab for this product.
• Merge — Merge another product into this one. Use with caution—batches, recipes, and yields tied to the merged product will be affected. This action is irreversible.

On all other tabs, the Edit, Adjust, Duplicate, Recipe, and + New Batch buttons appear directly across the top of the page.

The Detail tab is the first thing you see when you open a product. It gives you a complete overview of the product’s core information, configuration, integrations, and recipe usage.

Details Section

This section displays the key information about the product. Most of these fields are set when the product is first created.

Configuration Section

Located on the right side of the Detail tab, this section shows how the product is categorized and connected within Hashio.

Linked Products

If this product is linked to any Apex product listings, they will appear here. This shows which Apex items are connected to this Hashio product, along with the number of orders associated with each linked listing.

QuickBooks Item

If your facility uses the QuickBooks integration, this section lets you map a QuickBooks item to this Hashio product. Click Update to search for and select the matching QuickBooks item.

Apex Integration

If your facility uses the Apex integration, there are two sections here:

• Apex — Links this Hashio product to the corresponding product listing in Apex. This connection is used during fulfillment to make sure the correct products are selected and scanned on orders. You can also set up this link from the Fulfillment section.
• Apex Sample — Links this product to a separate sample listing in Apex. Apex requires samples to be listed as a different item even though they are the same product. Products in Apex are typically listed by case, while samples are sold in individual units.

Weight, Volume, THC & CBD

This section displays the weight, volume, THC percentage, and CBD percentage for the product. These values are set on the product creation or edit page.

In Recipes

At the bottom of the Detail tab, you will see a list of any recipes that use this product as an ingredient. Each row shows the product name, the quantity required per batch, and the batch size. Click any product name to navigate to that recipe.

The Vault tab shows all vault tags for this specific product. Each row represents an individual tag (or lot) that is currently in the vault.

The Yields tab shows any yields that were created as this product. In other words, when a production batch produces output, and this product is the result, it will appear here.

The Batches tab lists all production batches where this product was the item being produced. This is the product you select when creating a new batch.

The Consumed In tab shows any batches where this product was used as a material or ingredient. This is most common for non-cannabis items like packaging supplies, but cannabis source tags can also appear here.

If this product has not been used as a material in any batch, the page will display the message: “This Product is not consumed in any batches.”

When consumption data is available, the table includes the following columns:

The Recipe tab shows the recipe for this product, if one has been created. A recipe is essentially a list of ingredients and quantities needed to produce one unit (or batch) of this product. When you create a production batch, the recipe automatically calculates how much of each ingredient is required based on the batch size.

Recipe Details

This section shows the number of units produced per batch and the Cost from Recipe toggle. Click Edit to update the default units produced or add a description.

Recipe Statistics

A summary bar at the top of the Recipe tab displays four key numbers:

Ingredients

The ingredients table lists every item in the recipe along with the following details:

Use the + Add Ingredient button to add a new ingredient to the recipe. Use the pencil icon to edit an ingredient or the red trash icon to remove one. Use the Clone From Recipe button in the top right to copy a recipe from another product.

The Adjustments tab provides a running log of all inventory adjustments made for this product. This tab only shows manual inventory adjustments—it does not include changes from batch consumption or production.

If no adjustments have been made, the page will display: “No inventory adjustments found for this product.”

The Report tab gives you a financial overview of this product over a specific period of time. Use the date range selector at the top of the page to choose the time period you want to review.

Summary Cards

Four summary cards appear at the top of the Report tab:

Itemized Costs

Below the summary cards, the Itemized Costs section breaks down the total cost into two categories:

• Labor — Lists each step in the workflow (e.g., Ingredient Prep, Cooks, Final Packaging) with its associated cost.
• Materials — Lists each ingredient or material used in production with its associated cost.

Batch Costs by Step

On the right side of the Report tab, a stacked bar chart shows the cost breakdown for each batch. Each color in the chart represents a different step in the production workflow, making it easy to see where costs are concentrated across your batches.