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The Products view (tap Productos in the bottom navigation) lists every product in your inventory. From here you can add new products, update prices, and remove items you no longer carry.

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Adding a product

1

Open the product form

Tap Nuevo Producto in the top-right corner of the Inventory view.
2

Fill in the details

Enter the Código de Barras, Nombre del Producto, and Precio. All three fields are required.
To avoid typing a long barcode manually: add the item to the cart from the Sales view using the barcode scanner (Escanear). If the code is not found, the app prompts you to create a new product with the scanned code pre-filled. See Barcode scanner.
3

Save

Tap Guardar. The product appears in the inventory list immediately.

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Editing a product

1

Find the product

Scroll or use the search bar to locate the product you want to change.
2

Open the edit form

Tap the pencil (✏️) icon on the product row. The same form as “Add product” opens, pre-filled with the current values.
3

Update and save

Change any fields, then tap Guardar.

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Deleting a product

Tap the trash (🗑️) icon on the product row. A confirmation dialog asks you to confirm before the product is permanently removed.
Deleting a product does not remove it from historical sales records. Past sales that included this product remain intact.

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Searching inventory

Type in the search bar at the top of the Inventory view to filter the list in real time. Matches are found by product name or barcode code.

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Product data structure

Each product is stored in localStorage with the following shape: 
{
  "id": "auto",
  "codigo": "7501234567890",
  "nombre": "Coca Cola 1L",
  "precio": 5.50
}
FieldDescription
idAuto-generated unique identifier
codigoBarcode or internal code used for scanning and search
nombreDisplay name shown in the product grid and cart
precioUnit price
On first launch, POS Ventas loads a set of sample products so the app isn’t empty. Delete or edit them to match your actual inventory before you start selling.

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