Kits

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About Kits

A kit represents is a collection of items with multiple item IDs that are issued out together. Depending on the kit type, the inventory is expected to come back together. Setting up a kit requires th…

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Creating a Serialized Kit

Creating a serialized kit part number: ... Creating a unique serialized kit & adding the kit contents: ...

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Creating a Bulk Kit

Creating a bulk kit part number: … Building bulk kits: ...

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About Dissolving Kits

Dissolvable Kits is a version of a serialized kit. The difference with a dissolving kit is that when the kit is issued, the items within the kit are removed from the kit, but the kit remains in stock.

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Creating a Dissolving Kit

Creating a dissolving kit part number: ... Creating a unique dissolving serialized kit: ...

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Replenishing Consumables in a Kit

When a serialized kit is returned, it is expected that any consumables issued with the kit did not come back. These consumables must be restocked in preparation for the next time the kit is issued. C…

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Removing Items from a Kit

Occasionally you might need to swap out one serialized item in a kit for another or remove a requirement from the Kit Contents. Removing a kit requirement... Removing an item ID from the Kit Contents tab...

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Deleting a Serialized Kit

If you wish to delete a serialized kit, you must first clear the contents. This frees the contents to be issued and returned separately. Click Inventory on the left side menu, then click Serialized Items. Lookup the the kit...

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About Serialized Kits & Counts

When performing an inventory or stock taking of serialized kits, kit contents are not added to the count. Count only the kit item ID. Do not count the kit contents. If you wish to inventory the contents of kits, this must be done separately.

Updated by Cheryl Wallace