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# Creating a Stock Product

1. In the [**Admin Portal**](https://admin.gobossit.com/), go to the **group** level.
2. Navigate to **Stock > Products**.
3. Click **Add Stock Product**.
4. Enter the details:
   1. **Name** — Identifier of the stock product (e.g., Chips)
   2. **Unit** — Base measurement unit
   3. **Stock Category** — Optional grouping for organisation
   4. **Price type**
      1. **Fixed** — Price has to be manually updated.
      2. **Dynamic** — Price will automatically update based on supplier orders.
      3. **Notify Price Change** — A price change notification will be created based on supplier orders, which can then be approved or rejected.
   5. **Current unit cost** — Base cost for one unit of measurement
   6. **Reorder quantity** — Stock level at which reordering should occur
   7. **VAT, %** — Applicable VAT rate


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