Category: C. Bundles

To delete the unreceived balance on an Assembly Order, click on Assembly Orders from the Bundles page.  Click on the Assembly Order # you wish to delete. Click on the trash can in the upper right corner. If you want to proceed, click OK.  This will remove the balance of the Assembly Order and put […]

You can delete any remaining balance on the Assembly Order, which will put the components back into inventory. How do I delete an Assembly Order?

An assembly order cannot be edited once it is created.  You can receive the assemblies OR you can delete the Assembly Order.  If you select delete (trash can icon from the Assembly Order page), any balance (assemblies not received) will be removed and the components put back into inventory.

To edit an inventory bundle, click on Bundles on the main menu. Select the bundle you want to edit by placing a check-mark in the box under Select. A side panel will appear giving you the option to Build the Bundle or Edit the Bundle.  Click on Edit. Make necessary changes, then click OK to […]

Work in Progress (WIP) is an inventory asset account used for products that have been taken out of regular inventory, but have not yet made it into Finished Goods (or Inventory Asset).  DataQlick uses a WIP account for Assembly Orders. Once an Assembly Order is received, the costs transfer from the WIP to the Inventory […]

The word “Bundle” and “Assembly” can be used to mean the same thing – combining one or more products into another finished product. In DataQlick,  you can have the bundles be a separate inventory item or a non-inventory item.    

An assembly order is used to build a bundle.  You can either do an instant assembly, which deducts the components and puts the bundle into inventory automatically, or you can create an Assembly Order, which will be received into inventory later, once it has been built.  Assembly Orders can be used for processes on the […]

Bundles are  finished, assembled products which are made from two or more other products.  The components or products in a Bundle are known as a Bill of Material (BOM). Once the Bundle is assembled, the Bundle becomes an inventory item, that will have quantity associated with it.  A Bundle can be made from inventory products, […]

Click on Bundles (3 boxes icon) from the main menu. Click on the Create Bundle button. In the window that comes up, you can either use an existing product as the bundle OR you can create a new bundle. Select the components that will be included in your bundle and fill in any available fields. […]

There is no limit to the number of items that can be in a bundle.