Hi @Gkhorsemanship, The app Material Manager is able to do this. It would let you input an inventory of rope. Then you would link each variant that uses rope to the material and specify how much it uses. When a product is sold it will deduct the appr...

Hi @diamondprotect, the app Material Manager is able to do this. You would enter your single item as a material in the app then you can link each variant to it specifying how much of it the variant uses. The app would then take care of syncing all th...

Hi @mdpt, the app Material Manager is able to do this. It lets you track an internal inventory of raw materials that will then update the inventory of your Shopify variants that use those materials. For your your example you would create a raw materi...

Hi @aiadev, Material Manager is able to do this. It lets you input an inventory of raw materials not visible to the customer. You can then link those raw materials to your variants and specifying how much the variants requires. In your example you wo...

Hi @Pipek, well not built in to Shopify, the app Material Manager is able to handle this scenario. It allows you to enter an inventory of all the materials you use to make your finished products. Then link variants to the materials they required. Aft...

Hi @CorbinWilliams,  The app Material Manager can help with this. It would allow you to enter your inventory of blank products as raw materials. Then you can link any of your variants to these materials. When a product linked to a material is sold it...

Hi @PJAN, the app Material Manager is able to solve this issue. It allows you to enter an inventory of raw materials and then link them to your Shopify variants to keep all the inventories in sync. The raw materials themselves are not for sale, but w...

Hi @SkiTownAll-Star, the app Material Manager can achieve this. It would let you enter an inventory of raw materials and then link the appropriate Shopify variants to these materials. When a product linked to a material is sold it will draw down the ...

Hi @NNSunderland, The app Material Manager can achieve this. It works by letting you enter a separate inventory for your raw materials and then link the amount of materials used in each of your variants. For your example it would work as follows:Ente...

In Shopify a variant is what actually gets ordered by a customer. A product can have 1 or more variants. In your case where you don't add multiple variants to your one product, Shopify will create a default variant behind the scenes. All of that to s...

Hi @Eugene_EU, The app Material Manager can help with this issue. It allows you to enter an inventory of materials needed to fulfil your orders and specify which variants need use these materials. For your example you would enter a raw material for b...

Hi @Thayes, Material Manager is able to do this. It would allow you to enter each of your units into the app as a raw material. Then you can create a product in Shopify for each bundle size with a unique SKU. You would link each Shopify product/varia...

Hi @annamimii, The app Material Manager is able to do this. It allows you to create an inventory of raw materials and then link your different variants to them specifying how much of the material is needed for the variant. Then when one of those vari...

Hi @becausekids, Material Manager is able to do this. You would create a raw material of each bead type and then link each variant to the material specifying how much of it is required. When any variants are sold it will deduct the appropriate amount...