Product Kit Support

[ced (Cédric Krier)]

@osloar

Unique price: specified in the generic name of the kit

This is the case when the product has the type kit.

@osloar

Sum of products: the sum of all the products that make up the product kit.

This is the case when the component are defined on a product which the type service or goods because this just create sale lines as usual.

@osloar

In addition, this price must always be modified when making the sale.

For kits, that will be managed by updating the unit price on the sale line.
For non-kits, as the additional lines are created after going to quotation, the user will need to go back to draft to edit the unit price of the new lines.

[osloar (Oscar López)]

Ok I think it’s great! If so, it looks good.

[jcm (Jean-Christophe Michel)]

@ced

For kits, that will be managed by updating the unit price on the sale line.
For non-kits, as the additional lines are created after going to quotation, the user will need to go back to draft to edit the unit price of the new lines.

I’m not sure I understood correctly the price thing. When selling books, we sometimes have:

• Book volume 1 : ISBN1 : price1
• Book volume 2 : ISBN2 : price2
• Book set of two volumes : ISBN3 : price 3 < price2+price1
  Stock for the kit (set of the two volumes) must be “adapted” from the real stocks of vol 1 and 2.
  Is this price3 possible?
  Is this module able to do this dynamic stock update?

[pokoli (Sergi Almacellas Abellana)]

@jcm

I’m not sure I understood correctly the price thing. When selling books, we sometimes have:

• Book volume 1 : ISBN1 : price1
• Book volume 2 : ISBN2 : price2
• Book set of two volumes : ISBN3 : price 3 < price2+price1
  Stock for the kit (set of the two volumes) must be “adapted” from the real stocks of vol 1 and 2.
  Is this price3 possible?
  Is this module able to do this dynamic stock update?

Yes, you should set ISBN3 as “Kit” product type, set a list price for it and define as ISBN1 and ISBN2 as it’s components and then use ISBN3 on sale lines. Then tryton will:

• Create an invoice using ISBN3 with the sale list price
• Create a shipment for ISBN1 and ISBN2 with the required quantities to match the sale line quantity.

For computing the ISBN3 stock the stock of it’s componens will be used:

@ced

The quantity fields of the product computes for kits the possible quantity of kit available by checking the quantity of each component.

[jcm (Jean-Christophe Michel)]

Perfect! Thanks @pokoli.

[timitos (Korbinian Preisler)]

@osloar

This seems better to me! services and goods in the same product kit.

But IMPORTANT a kit can have 2 prices:

Unique price: specified in the generic name of the kit
Sum of products: the sum of all the products that make up the product kit.

I think that maybe the “sum of products” should look like that:
price of the selected product + sum of all prices of the selected components

[pokoli (Sergi Almacellas Abellana)]

I’ve just uploaded a WIP of this feature on Issue 9391: Add product kit support - Tryton issue tracker
Any feedback will be much appreciated

[sylviegar (sylvie debray)]

Thanks for this development.
I noted the following points:
Variant / components tab: Hide if the product type is not a kit
Product and variant form : hide the producible field.

[2cadz (Christophe)]

Will it be possible to create several variants (product.product) on a same template with different components?

[2cadz (Christophe)]

@ced

When quoting a sale or purchase with product with component (not kit), we create a new line for each component. Those new lines are linked to the not kit product line. This link is used on quote transition to keep synchronized the quantities.

Sorry, I did not understand this part of the proposal?

[ced (Cédric Krier)]

The idea of product with components that are not kit is to sell them combined. So if you sale the product, you have to sell also the other components.
So when moving the sale to quotation, the components will be added automatically as new line on the sale. We will keep a link with the product on those line in order to remove them if we go back to draft.