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Understanding Groups in SalesDocs

Learn how Groups help organize products, decorations, setup charges, and additional costs within a SalesDoc. Understand how decoration quantities are calculated, when to use multiple groups, and how to structure complex pricing workflows correctly.

Groups help organize products, decorations, and charges inside your SalesDoc.

They are also extremely important because decoration quantities are tied directly to the products contained within the same group.

Understanding how groups work will help you correctly structure:

  • Screen printing

  • Embroidery

  • DTF / DTG workflows

  • Setup charges

  • Partial decoration quantities


What Is a Group?

A group is a container that holds related items together.

A group can contain:

  • Products

  • Decorations

  • Setup charges

  • Additional costs

For example:

  • Adult shirts

  • Kids shirts

  • Front print

  • Setup charge

could all exist together inside a single group.

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Groups Control Decoration Quantities

The key concept to understand is:

Decoration quantities are automatically tied to the total quantity of products inside the same group.

For example:

  • 300 Adult Shirts

  • 200 Kids Shirts

inside one group will create:

  • 500 quantity for the decoration.

This quantity is calculated automatically and cannot be manually overridden.



Common Question: “Can I Override the Decoration Quantity?”

No — decoration quantities cannot be manually overridden.

Instead, the correct workflow is to structure your SalesDoc using separate groups.


Example: Front Print on 100 Shirts, Back Print on 50

If:

  • 100 shirts receive a front print

  • Only 50 shirts receive a back print

then the back print decoration should be placed into a separate group containing only that decoration, with a quantity of 50.

This ensures the decoration quantity calculates correctly.



Comparing Group Structures

Groups can be structured in different ways depending on the workflow.

Single Group Structure

Everything is contained together:

  • Adult shirts

  • Kids shirts

  • Screen printing

  • Setup charges

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Multiple Group Structure

Products and decorations are separated into different logical sections.

For example:

  • Adult shirts in one group

  • Kids shirts in another

  • Printing/setup in another

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This approach is useful when:

  • Decoration quantities differ from the product quantities

  • Products require different workflows


Creating & Managing Groups

Add a Group

Hover beneath an existing group and click Add New Group.

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Remove a Group

Hover over the group header and click the trash icon.

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Clone a Group

Clone a group to duplicate:

  • Products

  • Decorations

  • Additional Costs

  • Structure'

This can be helpful if you need multiple groups, perhaps for the same products but maybe the print changes across each group. This feature definitely can save some time. You can also clone a group, and then change the products within the cloned group.

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Reorder Groups

Groups can be dragged and reordered visually within the SalesDoc.

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Group Revenue Summary

You can also hover over a group header to view the revenue summary for that group.

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