A bundle sells as one thing and moves three
Short answer
A bundle is defined by its components. Selling one bundle reduces the stock of each component, so you never have to keep a separate stock figure for the kit — which is where bundle stock usually goes wrong.
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Two stock figures for one thing will diverge
Holding stock for both the kit and its parts means every sale has to be reflected twice. It works until one of the two is forgotten, and then nobody knows which is right.
Deriving the bundle from its components removes the second figure entirely.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need separate stock for a bundle?
No. Bundle availability is derived from its components, and a sale reduces each component.
Can a component be in more than one bundle?
Yes, and the stock it draws on is the same.