Other channels and the ledger

Why bundles work on every channel, and how the shared stock ledger explains every change.

Bundles are real products

Kizing doesn't fake bundles at checkout. The bundle is an ordinary Shopify product, and Kizing writes its stock number. Any channel that reads Shopify stock sees the right count: your online store, Shopify POS, marketplaces and social shops.

The stock ledger

Every change Kizing makes is written to one ledger: time, SKU, location, change, cause (bundle sold, bundle restocked, bundle recalculated, hourly fix) and the order or channel behind it. Open Ledger in the app and filter by bundle, component or order.

On Plus you can download the ledger as a CSV file: pick a date range (and a SKU or order if you like) and press Download CSV. Each row has the time (UTC), SKU, change, new level, cause, order or reference, channel and location.

With other Kizing apps

All Kizing apps write to the same ledger. When Supplier Stock Feeds updates a component from a supplier file, the bundles that use it are recalculated in the same run, and both changes appear together.

With apps that aren't Kizing

If another app changes component stock, Kizing sees the new number and recalculates. If another app changes the bundle's stock directly, the hourly check sets it back to what the components allow and logs why. Don't run two bundle apps on the same bundle.