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Kittingnoun

Combining separate items into a single sellable or issuable unit.

Kitting assembles several component SKUs into one kit SKU — a starter pack, a service kit, a promotional bundle. The components are consumed from stock and the kit is added, so quantities stay balanced.

The key decision is whether to build kits in advance or assemble them at the point of sale. Pre-built kits pick faster; virtual kits keep components free for other demand.

Also called

  • bundling
  • kit assembly

Related terms

Bill of Materials

BOM

The structured list of components required to make one unit of a product.

Assembly and Disassembly

Building items from components, or breaking them back down into parts.

Stock Keeping Unit

SKU

A unique code identifying a single, distinct product variant.

Unit of Measure

UoM

The unit in which an item is counted, bought, stored or sold.

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