This feature is available on all Goodshuffle Pro Plans.
Accessories in Goodshuffle Pro will show a conflict if their inventory is overbooked, just like your main items. Here's how it works and where to find these conflict indicators.
How to Add Accessories
Add the accessory as a standalone inventory item (e.g. chair cover) with quantity, pricing, and other details.
Add it as an accessory to another item (e.g. chiavari chair) under that item's inventory settings.
Configure whether the accessory is:
Required or optional
Hidden or visible on the client contract
Automatically applied in a specific quantity
Example:
You have 100 chair covers. You add them as an accessory to your 200 chiavari chairs. When a chair is added to a project, a chair cover is suggested or required depending on your settings.
Where Conflicts Appear
If the number of accessories added to a project exceeds your available inventory, you'll see a conflict warning. These appear in two places:
The “Item Relations” panel of the project
The Project Conflict Warning Bar (at the top of the project workspace)
Related Items vs. Accessories
Want to prompt your team to add related or recommended items? Check out this article on prompting your team to add additional or related items.
This is especially helpful for upsells or suggested add-ons that don't need to be directly tied as accessories.
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