Isaac Rumbold
05/23/2025, 4:59 PMCeligo AI
05/23/2025, 4:59 PMAI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):To check if an item is a component of a kit in NetSuite, you can use a transaction search and join it with the Item. You can then choose 'Member Item' to see the components of a kit/group of a sales order. However, this might only apply to Assembly items and not kits/groups. If you want to see the member items of a Kit Item on a printed packing slip, you can mark the 'Display Component Items on Transactions' checkbox on the Kit item record. Please note that if the components are marked as drop ship or special order, it might complicate the process. Also, it's important to ensure that the kit items are set up correctly. If a kit item is also a Non Inventory item, it might indicate that the kits are not set up correctly. Here is a sample SQL query that you can use to check if an item is a component of a kit:
sql
SELECT
item.name AS 'Kit Item',
memberitem.name AS 'Component Item'
FROM
item
JOIN
itemmember ON item.id = itemmember.item
JOIN
item memberitem ON itemmember.memberitem = memberitem.id
WHERE
item.istaxable = 'T' AND memberitem.name = 'Your Item Name'
Replace 'Your Item Name' with the name of the item you want to check. This query will return the name of the kit item if the item is a component of a kit.
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05/23/2025, 4:59 PMSlack thread 1: here (available only if the original thread was posted in the last 90 days)
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05/23/2025, 4:59 PM