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Has a product gone up, and who sells it cheaper

How to find what has gone up in a minute and compare different suppliers' prices for the same product.

Where it is: Prices →

about 2 minUpdated October 4, 2026

Answering "what has gone up" and "who is the better deal" takes a minute. ReconDoc has already collected the prices from receipts in iiko; all that's left is to open the "Prices" section.

What has gone up#

  1. Open "Prices" in the sidebar.
  2. Click the "Change" column header. The products that went up the most move to the top.
  3. Open a product's row and look at the chart for 90 days or a year. That shows whether it's a one-off jump or a long-running rise.

"Change" compares the last price with the same supplier's previous price. Switching suppliers by itself doesn't show up in the percentage.

Who is cheaper#

  1. Find the product with search. The name is matched as it is written in the iiko catalog.
  2. Click the row. In the "Who's cheaper now" block the suppliers go from cheapest to most expensive by their latest price.
  3. Watch for the "hasn't delivered in a while" tag. That supplier hasn't delivered the product for more than two weeks, and its low price may be out of date.

All prices are per base unit of the product in iiko and exclude VAT, so you can compare them directly even when suppliers sell in different packaging.

Straight from an invoice#

A price on an invoice looks too high? Click "Price history" on the line in the invoice card. The product's history opens in a new tab, and the invoice stays where it is.

Important

No "Prices" item in the sidebar? Open "Customize menu" at the bottom of the sidebar: the item may be hidden. If it isn't there either, contact support.

What every column, the chart and the summary mean — see Prices.

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