Businesses that bundle products into kits need their accounting system to understand what’s in the bundle, track the components, and adjust inventory correctly when a kit sells. QuickBooks handles this poorly. Most Salesforce-native accounting tools don’t handle it at all.
Accounting Seed supports kit building natively on the Salesforce platform. You define the components that make up a kit, purchase materials specifically for kitting builds, and the system handles the inventory adjustments automatically when a kit is sold. It’s not a full multi-level BOM, but for businesses that need to bundle products and track the component inventory accurately, it covers the use case cleanly.
For manufacturers, distributors, or retailers who are currently handling kitting outside their accounting system, having this built into Salesforce-native accounting removes a meaningful manual reconciliation step from the process.
If you’re managing product kitting outside your accounting system, book a call here.