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Checking in a received order
When the goods for a SENT order arrive at your store, record the check-in to compare the quantities and prices actually received against what was ordered. Check-in automatically updates the catalog and warehouse stock: no manual update is needed afterwards.
Recording goods already received with a fast order
Use a fast order when goods arrive without going through an order sent to the supplier (for example the morning milk or a direct purchase at the wine shop): record the already-received products in a single step, without sending anything to the supplier.
Connect Claude Code or Codex CLI to the documentation MCP reader
mayo's documentation MCP reader is a public, read-only endpoint: it exposes only the snapshot of already-published guides, never a write surface. It is distinct from the human-docs MCP server the author uses locally (that one writes the draft to their own checkout): here you a...
From first login to the first order sent to a supplier
This guide takes you from creating your mayo account to sending your first order to a supplier. Follow the steps in order: each one prepares the data the next one needs (an order needs a supplier and at least one product linked to that supplier).
Inviting a staff member and assigning permissions
When a new person needs access to Easy Order for one or more stores, create them as a staff member from the Team and permissions section: the process generates an account with a temporary password and configurable permissions, without the person needing to sign up on their own.
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Documentation aligned with live version b431642 · published on 6 October 2026