New Feature: De-kit Physical Combos for B2C Order Processing (if required)

To further streamline your wholesale and B2C inventory management, the system now provides you with an option to reduce the Physical Combos (kit’s) inventory count by de-kitting it. This increases the available quantity of combo’s child components and helps you timely fulfill B2C customer orders.

To further streamline your wholesale and B2C inventory management, the system now provides you with an option to reduce the Physical Combos (kit’s) inventory count by de-kitting it. This increases the available quantity of combo’s child components and helps you timely fulfill B2C customer orders.

Here’s an example to explain this:

Let us say you have 1100 units of HP laptop and backpacks.

Your team later creates 20 kits for 50 HP laptops and backpack. In this case, 1000 (50*20) units of HP laptop and backpack are assigned for creating kits in the system. These kits are used for processing wholesale orders and the available inventory for B2C orders is 100 units.

If you now receive a B2C customer order for 150 backpack you can de-kit 1 physical combo. This will increase the available quantity of backpack to 150 units and you can fulfill the order.

Let us say you have 1100 units of HP laptop and backpacks.

Your team later creates 20 kits for 50 HP laptops and backpack. In this case, 1000 (50*20) units of HP laptop and backpack are assigned for creating kits in the system. These kits are used for processing wholesale orders and the available inventory for B2C orders is 100 units.

If you now receive a B2C customer order for 150 backpack you can de-kit 1 physical combo. This will increase the available quantity of backpack to 150 units and you can fulfill the order.

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