Kit
In Arabic الطقم
An item sold as a single line but made up of other items, whose components leave stock when the kit is sold.
In plain words
A gift box, a promotional pack or a starter set is sold under one name and price, but the warehouse holds its parts: the coffee, the mug, the biscuits. Selling the kit takes those parts out of stock.
The kit’s recipe lists each component and how much of it one kit uses. Some businesses also let parts be swapped or left out, within set rules.
The common mistake is stocking the kit as an item of its own while also stocking its parts. The same goods are then counted twice, and the kit’s cost drifts from the cost of what went into it.
- Coffee 250 g ×1
- SAR 18.00
- Mug ×1
- SAR 9.00
- Biscuits ×2
- SAR 7.00
- Boxes sold
- 10
- Component cost leaving stock
- SAR 340.00
In Axon Suite
How Axon Suite handles it
A kit in Axon Suite is sold as a single item but holds no stock of its own. Its recipe names the components it uses, and the cashier can leave out or swap parts at the till within the recipe’s rules.
Feature
Kits the cashier can change
A kit is sold as a single item but holds no stock of its own. Its recipe names the components it uses, which can be left out and what can stand in for each, and the cashier changes the kit at the till within those rules.
Open: Kits the cashier can change