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WPZ 12/07/2012 16:40 |
WPZ
Setting up product kits and combinationsSome of our products can be combined and sold as 'kits'. |
Franck 12/07/2012 17:12 |
Franck
Hi, ![]() |
Franck 12/07/2012 17:17 |
Franck
Then, when you create a new item, you can go on the "compositions" tab: ![]() |
Franck 12/07/2012 17:24 |
Franck
In this tab you can add all the components you want with their own quantity. ![]() |
WPZ 25/07/2012 15:52 |
WPZ
For this, would I need to ensure that the constituent parts are in the inventory first? |
Franck 26/07/2012 09:27 |
Franck
No, you can create the individual parts while you're creating the kit. |
WPZ 26/07/2012 12:59 |
WPZ
When I add a new component in this way, what do I put in as a quantity? Do I put in the total that is in ONE KIT (and ReadyPro calculates the grand total based on kit quantity), OR do I need to calculate how many of each particular constituent part we have in total? |
Fabio 26/07/2012 14:32 |
Fabio
Quote: Yes, you had to put the quantity for that component to build one kit Quote: But this requires a script to calculate it. In "standard" mode compositions (kits) are intended as assebmled objects. So if you have a product KIT composed by 1 prod. A + 1 prod. B You can have in inventory A = 10pc B = 15pc KIT = 0pc then you can use INV / ITEM TRANSFORMATIONS and create for example 7 KITs from 7A + 7B. After transormation your inventory is A = 3pc B = 8pc KIT = 7pc If you need an inventory like A = 10pc B = 15pc KIT = 10 pc (maximum quantity calculated on A/B availability) it is necessary to create a script, to be launched every day, that calculates and updates KIT available quantity based on A and B |