Products and Variants
Example: a starter kit with a size choice
Suppose a uniform costs $60 and a belt costs $10. Create a $70 kit containing:
Component
Variant choice
Quantity
Karate Uniform
Choose when selling
1
White Belt
Fixed white-belt variant
2
With those prices, the separate items total $80 and the kit provides a $10
discount before tax. When selling it, staff choose the uniform size and check
the actual price and savings shown for that selection.
The kit has no separate stock count. Inventory, overselling rules, cost,
tax, and fulfillment follow the individual components.
Buying stock for kits means ordering the component variants, not the bundle.
The bundle price is applied through a discount from the component total; it
does not add a surcharge when the bundle price is higher than that total.
Review the selling choices and final invoice rather than assuming every
combination produces the same discount or total.
Use Edit Bundle to change its details or price. Remove a component with its
delete control, then add a replacement if needed. Changes do not rewrite
saved invoices. To change the components or choices on a draft invoice,
remove that bundle group and add it again.
See Add a bundle to an invoice
for selling steps.

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