By Komal Jangid on May 9, 2026
Beginner


Product Bundle Documentation


Introduction

A Product Bundle is used to group multiple items together and manage them as a single package. Simply instead of handling many items separately, you create one bundle item that represents all of them. We can make a product bundle for subassemblies as well.


Important Concept:

  • The Bundle Item (Parent Item) is NOT stocked
  • The individual items inside the bundle are stocked


Example: You sell a “Sign Board Kit” →

  • Screws, Sheet, Frame are stored separately
  • But customer sees only “Sign Board Kit”


A. Basic Information



  • Parent Item (Mandatory): This is the main item (bundle name) that represents the full package. This is what you will select in Sales Orders or Purchase Orders.

  Example: “Signage Installation Kit” , “Computer Set (CPU + Monitor + Keyboard)”


  • Description: A short explanation of what the bundle contains. Helps users understand what is inside the bundle.

  Example: “Includes steel sheet, frame, and mounting accessories”


  • Disabled: If enabled, the bundle becomes inactive. Checked When the bundle is no longer used.

  Example: Old product kit discontinued → mark as disabled


B. Items Section (Bundle Components):


Items Table: This section defines which items are included in the bundle. Think of it as the contents of the package.



  • No.: Serial number of the item (auto-generated).


  • Item: The actual item included in the bundle.

  Example: Steel Sheet, Screws, Frame


  • Qty (Quantity): Number of units of that item in the bundle.

  Example: Screws → 10, Sheet → 1


  • Description: Extra details about the item (optional).

  Example:  “High-quality stainless steel screws”


  • UOM (Unit of Measure): Unit of the item.

  Example: Nos (Numbers), Kg, Meter




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