You can create a kit with a main item and supplementary items. Supplementary items can be used in both kits and non-kits.
A kit has these characteristics:
A non-kit has these characteristics:
Kits help you:
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Create Service for rental kit |
Product manager |
A kit consists of a main item and one or multiple supplementary items. The main item is always a service. This topic explains how to create a service for a kit. |
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Create & maintain released product |
Product manager |
You must release items before you can use them on rental or sub-rental orders. You can release a product to one or several companies at once. Each company can then add its own specific data to the released product. This flow explains how to release a product and add additional data after release. |
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Create virtual rental type |
Product manager |
You can create a rental type as part of a product. Each product can have its own rental type. For example, the product 'Air Pro Plus' has rental type 'Air Pro Plus'. You can also link one rental type to several products. This applies when there is no distinction within a product category. For example, a customer rents a 'medium' car type and receives a Fiat500L or a similar vehicle. You can assign a rental type group to a rental type. The rental type group defines prices in rental agreements. For example, the 'Air Mattress' rental type group sets the same rental price for all its products, such as 'Air Pro Plus' and 'Optima Mattress'. Rental types include a rental posting policy. This policy defines the steps in the rental process. You apply the policy to rental transactions and tailor it per item or product. For example, one item may need warehouse picking, while another does not. The policy also separates processes for sales and purchases. |