Why does that happen?
- Kit SKUs are calculated product. This means its quantities are based upon their component products. Kits are virtual products (fictional entities created to make inventory management easier).
- The kit stock levels are calculated by the component SKUs and their specified ratios.
- When you delete the linkage between a component and a kit, then the kit’s inventory is recalculated using the stock levels of the remaining components.
- If there are no components left in the kit, then Ordoro is uncertain of what the inventory should be. Therefore, Ordoro will set the inventory to zero.
How to delete a component from a kit
- Go to the Products page and search for the kit product. In the example below, it’s the Soccer Bundle.
- Once you find this product, click on its name to go to the Product Detail page.
- Select the Kit Options tab.
- Delete the kit component from the kit by clicking the trash can.
- When you delete the component, a warning message will pop-up letting you know if this is the last kit component, the kit’s inventory will be set to zero.
NOTE: Before deleting a component from a Kit, you should make sure you do not have that kit component on an open Purchase Order.
NOTE: Before deleting a component from a Kit, you should make sure you do not have that kit component on an open Purchase Order.