**This article has been moved to our new wiki site - please see the most recent version there https://rite.freshdesk.com/a/solutions/articles/67000669142?portalId=67000083022** Kits are designed to be used to represent a group of products that you normally sell individually as a group of items sold for a single price. In our example, we will create a Cocktail Mixing Kit containing a number of small bottles and a mixer. We will sell this kit at a slight discount compared to the retail prices of the individual items in question. Creating a kit
A note about costs and retail priceWhen you create a kit, you set a list of products and their quantities. You will also set a kit price on the kit item. When you sell a kit at the POS, the system will weight each product in the kit versus the retail price. For example, if your kit costs $10 and you have 3 items with costs $1, $3, and $7 the system will divide $10 by $1, by $3, and by $7. The result of this is then multiplied by the kits price to factor the "real" retail cost of the kit line item for cost and profit margin calculations. Normally, we do not list these constitute prices on the sales receipt, but if you need them to be listed please contact the RITE Support Team for more information. |
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