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Optimum Control Guide
Creating an Order
Four ways to build a supplier order — from scratch, from a guide, from a forecast, or from par levels.
🛒 Creating a new order
📋 The four worksheet types
New Worksheet Everything, all suppliers. Build the order as you go and Optimum Control splits it into separate orders per supplier automatically. Order Guide Start from a guide you've already built. Fastest option for a regular order. Forecast Order based on expected revenue or a number of days. The system works out quantities from your sales history. Include Items Below Par Levels Automatically pulls in anything that's dropped below its par level. Only useful if par levels are set up. 🔍 Finding items
Use Items By to control how the pick list is organized:
Collapse All and Expand All make a long list manageable. To add an item: double-click it in the left-hand list, or click and drag it onto the order sheet. 💡 Items with more than one case size show a case size icon. Click it to switch case sizes before you set the quantity.
🔢 Quantities and split cases
Quantity How many you want. Split Case If the item was set up as splittable, a split-case option appears. Tick it and the split unit shows, so you can order part of a case rather than the whole thing. ✅ Saving
Click Save. Your orders appear in the order pick window, ready to send or hold as pending. Once the delivery arrives, don't type the invoice from scratch — receive the order instead. See Receiving an Order.
🆘 If something goes wrong
Program problem — errors, crashes, failed saves, a report that won't run → TracRite support at Support@tracrite.net (they know their software best).
"How do I / why does my data look like this?" — missing items, vendors, recipes, or numbers that look off → your F&B manager or executive chef. These are operational questions, not software faults.
Hardware, network, a lost license, or OC missing from a workstation → that's the short list Argus IT handles.
See Optimum Control — Common Issues and How to Get Help (KB-210001) for the full "who to contact for what" breakdown before reaching out.
ArgusIT KB# 210007 · Tags: optimum control · oc pro · orders · ordering · purchasing · par levels · suppliers
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