Catalogue
Unit labels for pricing groceries by weight or piece
Every product carries a unit value and a unit label — per kg, per piece, per pack — shown next to the product name on the storefront and on every order line, with decimal precision set per shop so a 250g cut of meat prices as accurately as a single item.
Product · per kg
TomatoesAED 4.50 / kg
StrawberriesAED 18.00 / kg
Eggs (tray)AED 12.00 / pack
How it works
How it works
- 1
Set the unit value
Define what one unit of the product actually represents — a kilo, a piece, a pack.
- 2
Label it clearly
Add a unit label such as "per kg" that shows next to the product name.
- 3
Set decimal precision
Choose how many decimal places the shop prices and quantities round to.
- 4
Carry it through the order
The unit label follows the item onto the cart, the order line and the receipt.
Configuration
What you can configure
| Setting | What it does |
|---|---|
| Unit value | What one unit represents for that product — kg, piece, pack. |
| Unit label | Free-text label shown with the product name, e.g. "per kg". |
| Decimal precision | Per-shop setting for rounding prices and quantities. |
| Shown on order lines | The unit label prints on the cart, order and receipt. |
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Can I sell one product by the kilo and another by the piece?
Yes, the unit value and label are set per product, so loose vegetables can price per kg while packaged goods price per piece in the same catalogue.
Does the unit label show up on the receipt?
Yes, it follows the item from the product page through the cart and the order line to the printed or digital receipt.
What does decimal precision actually control?
It sets how many decimal places prices and quantities round to for that shop, which matters for weight-based grocery pricing where a fraction of a kilo changes the total.
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