Packages: vehicle packages, accessory and option blocks
Packages drop a priced set of parts and labour onto a quote, with sections, optional extras and choices the customer can pick from on the proposal.
Where it is
Three kinds
Pick the kind when you create it; it can't be changed later.
- Vehicle Package: for one make (and optionally model, variant and years). A lift kit fitted, a touring build.
- Accessory Block: a reusable add-on set for any vehicle.
- Option Block: a set of options with no package price of its own.
Create a package
- Open Products → Packages and click + New Package, then pick the kind.
- Under Package Details, enter the Name and, for a vehicle package, the Target Make (required), model and years.
- Click Create. You must save before adding components.
- Click Add Component, search by name or SKU, enter the qty and click Add. Kits can go in a package.
- For each line, set its Labour product and hours per unit (blank uses the product's fitting hours). Tick Optional to let the customer untick it on the proposal.
- Optionally Add Section to group lines the way they'll appear on the quote, and Add Choice for "pick one" or "pick any" options (e.g. wheels).
- Set the Package Price. Use as price copies the total RRP. The page shows what the customer saves, plus your cost and margin. Tick Show as a "From" price if it varies.
- Under Customer-Facing Display, choose Rolled-up or Inclusions list, add a Hero Image, a Marketing Blurb and What's Included bullets. Live Preview shows what the customer sees.
- Click Save.
AI help
- AI Draft (on the Packages list): give a make, model, years and a brief. It drafts packages from your catalogue in two to four minutes. Create package keeps only the lines it matched.
- AI Review (on a saved package) checks the pricing, finds gaps and writes customer copy. Apply what you like, then Save.
- Build more like this makes the package for other vehicles. See Kits and packages.
Who can do it
A franchise sees head office's packages as view only.
If something's not right
- Add Component is greyed out: save the package first.
- "Kit has no parts configured": the kit in the package has no components, so nothing will be picked for it. Add them in Kits & BOM.
- Compatibility warnings above the components: see Compatibility rules.