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Assembly / Disassembly ​

The assembly/disassembly document records the process of combining individual items into kits (assembly) or breaking kits back into individual components (disassembly).

How to Access ​

Navigate to: Sidebar > Warehouse > Assembly/Disassembly

Route: /warehouse/documents/setunset

Quick actions:

Overview ​

An assembly document is used when individual items are combined into a single kit or set. A disassembly document reverses the process — breaking a kit into its components. After conducting, stock is adjusted: component items are deducted and the kit is added (assembly), or the kit is deducted and components are added (disassembly).

Document List ​

Columns ​

ColumnDescription
No.Document number
DateDocument date
OrganizationOrganization
WarehouseWarehouse
TypeAssembly or Disassembly
ConductedPosting status
CreatedCreation date
TotalDocument amount
EmployeeResponsible employee
NoteComment

Creating a Document ​

Main Fields ​

FieldDescriptionRequired
DateDocument date and timeYes
OrganizationOrganizationYes
WarehouseWarehouseYes
NoteFree-text commentNo

Parent Item ​

FieldDescription
Kit ItemThe assembled kit or set
QuantityNumber of kits to assemble/disassemble

Components Grid ​

ColumnDescription
#Row number
ItemComponent item
QuantityQuantity per kit
UnitUnit of measurement
PriceUnit price
TotalRow total

Step-by-Step Guide ​

  1. Go to Warehouse > Assembly/Disassembly.
  2. Click Add.
  3. Select the Organization and Warehouse.
  4. Set the Date.
  5. Select the Kit Item (parent).
  6. Add component items with quantities per kit.
  7. Specify the number of kits to assemble or disassemble.
  8. Click Save, then Conduct.

FAQ ​

What is the difference between assembly and disassembly? ​

Assembly combines components into a kit (components are deducted, kit is added). Disassembly breaks a kit into components (kit is deducted, components are added).

Can I define reusable kit compositions? ​

Yes. Kit compositions can be pre-configured so that selecting a kit item automatically loads its component list.

What if a component is out of stock? ​

The system may prevent conducting if the required component quantities are not available on the warehouse.