Bundles are made up of two or more components.
TradeGecko tracks stock level changes at the variant level, rather than as a whole bundle.
Example
Your bundle is a Hamper.
A hamper is made up of 3 variants:
- A jar of jam.
- A box of crackers.
- A wicker basket.
Let’s assume that in your inventory you have:
- 10 jars of jam
- 8 boxes of crackers
- 5 wicker baskets
That means, you currently have 5 Hampers “On Hand” & “Available” in your inventory because you need the relevant quantities of each variant to make 1 hamper. Therefore, with 5 wicker baskets, you can have a maximum of 5 hampers (your bundle quantity is 5).
You receive an order for 2 Hampers.
Each of these variants will reflect the changes from that order. Your available stock level will be adjusted to the following:
- 8 jars of jam
- 6 boxes of crackers
- 3 wicker baskets
You will notice that your Hamper stock will have 5 “On Hand”, yet only 3 are “Available” since you have “Committed” 2 to the previous order.
Now, you receive an order for 1 wicker basket. Once you mark the order as “Active” Or “Finalized” you will notice a decrease in the “Available” stock of hampers in your inventory, with a corresponding increase in your “Committed” stock of it, while the “On Hand” value remains unchanged.
Now, you will only have 2 “Available” Hampers.
Although you haven’t committed a whole Hamper, only a variant of within the bundle (a wicker basket), the hamper has 1 less available stock because 1 less hamper can be made now.
Now if you receive an order for 1 Jar of jam, you will notice that the availability of Hampers will not change since there is enough stock to meet the maximum number of available Hampers (at this point there will still be 2 "Available" Hampers).