
PepStock: Peptide Inventory
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3.0.19
October 11, 2026
Quotes stay out of every figure a compound owns, a split bill says so on its own record, and the calculators say plainly what they do. QUOTES STAY OUT OF YOUR COSTS, EVERYWHERE A quote is a price you are holding, and it now reaches nothing a compound owns. It cannot change a compound's added costs, it is never listed as a supplier you buy from in vendor comparison or the reorder planner, it cannot cancel a supplier refund on a real order, and it is not counted in units purchased. Cost per unit, margin, stock value, cash and profit were already untouched. A bill can no longer be assigned to a quote either, from the order screen or from the purchase itself. Where that had already happened, your Expenses screen, your expense records and your reports could disagree about whether the money was still overhead — they now give one answer, and a duplicate charge the quote was hiding is reported again. The quote screen says all of this at the top, and it no longer shows a shipment status for something that has not been shipped. In your list of orders a quote is marked Not ordered rather than carrying a delivery stage. A SPLIT BILL SAYS SO ON ITS OWN RECORD Splitting a bill across an order moves money out of operating expenses, and the expense row said nothing about it — so the row looked ordinary while being left out of the month's total. Every split bill now states where its money is: what it was, how much is on purchases, how much is still in operating expenses, and which purchases carry it. The three figures always add up to the bill. In the list, a bill that has been split says so on its own row — "On a purchase — counted in cost of goods, not here" when all of it has gone, or both amounts when only part has. The duplicate-postage check reads the same figures. A postage bill you have assigned in full to a purchase is no longer flagged as recorded twice: that money is freight on the order, not postage on a sale. One you have only partly assigned is still checked, on the part still in operating expenses. ONLY BILLS WITH MONEY LEFT ARE OFFERED When splitting an expense across an order, the picker lists what is LEFT of each bill rather than what it originally cost, and a bill you have already assigned in full drops out of the list. Money that came back to you — a refund recorded as a credit — is not offered either, because assigning a negative cost to a purchase is money nobody spent. THE CALCULATORS SAY WHAT THEY DO Every calculator converts a number you already have. None of them chooses a dose, and the screens now say that rather than implying otherwise: the reconstitution tool asks for the dose you already know and returns the matching volume, and the result is labelled Volume for Your Dose. Not one calculation changed — every figure is identical to the version you have been using.
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