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KIT inside KIT
Hi All,
As per our requirement, we have setup a KIT (with two child items) inside a parent KIT (with three Child Items: 2 Standalone and one KIT). It is like a Nested KIT inside a KIT
The Nested KIT with two Child items can be sold as individual KIT or as part of Another KIT. The Allocation/Fair Value Formula for both scenarios is different. For example: When sold separately, the allocation of its two Child Items (let's name them Child Item1 and Child Item2) should be 60% and 40% respectively. But when sold inside a KIT, it should be 25% of Parent KIT Value allocated as 60% and 40% to two child items respectively.
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