Kits, bundles & units of measure
Sell bundles and assemblies without holding phantom stock.
Overview
What it does
Assemble-on-sale kits consume component stock at fulfillment and roll up true cost; buy in packs and sell in eaches with units of measure.
- A kit holds no stock of its own: selling it consumes its components.
- Rolled up COGS from components keeps kit margin honest.
- 'Buildable now' tells you how many kits you can make from parts on hand.
- Units of measure: purchase in cases of 6, stock and sell as singles.
- No nested kits or self-references. Assemblies stay predictable.
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Works hand-in-hand with
Backorders
When an order comes in short on stock, ship what's on hand and hold the rest as a tracked backorder. It shows up on your reorder list, turns into a linked purchase order in one click, and closes out when that stock arrives.
Learn morePurchasing
Create purchase orders per supplier, receive full or partial shipments, and fold freight into true landed cost on receipt.
Learn moreInventory
Track stock per variant on an append-only movement ledger with live weighted-average cost, so on hand and COGS are always correct.
Learn moreStart running your back office in minutes
Free to start, no credit card. Import your catalog (or migrate from Square) and you're live today.