The Kits tab lets you manage all your kits and their contents. To open it, go to Inventory and select the Kits tab.
Kits are one or more items sold as a single SKU on your sales channel, for example a bundle of different products or a 10-pack of one item. Listings can be linked to a kit instead of to its component items.
Kits tab tools and actions
Menu:
Kits summary: shows the available inventory of each kit's components and how many kits that stock can make.
Custom fields: view the custom fields set up for your kits, and import or export them with CSV files.
Actions (apply to the kits you select with the checkboxes):
Delete kits: deletes the selected kits and unlinks their listings. Component items are not deleted.
Deactivate kits and Activate kits: change the Active status of the selected kits.
New kit: create a new kit with new or existing items as its contents.
Filters: filter the table by tag, and turn Show inactive kits on or off.
Tag kits: add or remove tags on the selected kits. Select Manage tags to create or edit tags.
Search: find kits by name, SKU, barcode, tags and more.
If some kits have no component items, a warning appears above the table. Click a kit's # Items value to add items to it.
Kits table columns
The table can be sorted by any column:
Name: click a kit's name to open its Kit page, where you manage its contents and linked listings.
SKU: the kit's SKU, used to match it to its listings. Edit it on the Kit page.
Barcode: the kit's barcodes.
Fulfillment SKU: the SKU used when submitting fulfillment orders to Amazon, if the kit is fulfilled by Amazon.
On hand: how many complete kits can be built from the on-hand stock of its components.
Free: how many complete kits can be built from the components' free stock (on hand minus reserved).
# Items: the total number of units in the kit. A 10-pack of one item shows 10. Click it to edit the kit's contents.
SKUs: the number of different component items in the kit. A 10-pack of one item shows 1.
Tags: the kit's tags.
Active: whether the kit is active. Inactive kits are hidden in many places.
Created: the date the kit was created.