Prompt for composite/linked Items
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How to Enable Retrieval of Composite or Linked Items in Sales Orders?
This tutorial explains how to use the “Prompt for Composite/Linked Items” feature in Logic ERP. It demonstrates how the system automatically prompts users to include associated items whenever a main product is selected—ensuring accurate and complete order processing.
Objective of This Feature
Automatically manage bundled or related items
Ensure complete order entry for composite products
Reduce chances of missing linked items
Improve sales accuracy and efficiency
Accessing Sales Order Configuration
Navigate to Sales Order Module
Click on Configuration
Select the relevant Sales Order Configuration
Locate and enable the option labeled as:
“Prompt for Composite/Linked Items”

Click Save
Understanding Composite Item Setup
Navigate to: Setup\Set Other Item Details and open "Setup Composite Items".
What Are Composite Items?
A Main Item is linked with:
One or more Associated (Linked) Items

Example
Main Item: CLASS III BOOK SET (MAIN) - CL-3 SET
Linked Items:
Rule Sheet - 20
Watercolor Set with Brush
Chart Paper (white)
Fevicole Glue
Brown Covers and Labels
Rhymes Book
Implement the Feature
Click on New Order
Ensures updated configuration is applied
Add a Main Item that has linked items

System Prompt
Message appears:
Composite/Linked items exist for this item
Prompt asks for confirmation
Click Yes to proceed

Result
All linked items are automatically retrieved
Added along with the main item in the order
Key Benefits
Ensures complete product bundling
Reduces manual effort
Prevents missing dependent items
Enhances customer satisfaction
Best Practice Tips
Use this feature for:
Combo products
Kits or bundled items
Regularly verify composite item mappings
Final Outcome
Linked items are automatically suggested and added
Sales orders become accurate and complete
Workflow becomes faster and error-free
Business achieves better order management and consistency
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