As an assembly: the components come out of stock and the finished set goes in, with cost carried across. Breaking a set back into parts is the reverse operation, so stock stays correct in both directions.
Without this, a gift box is either an untracked product with no cost, or you manually adjust several items every time you build one. Both produce wrong margins — and gift sets are usually made in the weeks when getting margins right matters most.
The same mechanism covers the opposite case: buying a case and splitting it into units to sell, or breaking a bundle back down when the season ends. Recording it as a dismantle keeps the component stock honest instead of leaving a phantom set on the books.
Worth deciding up front: whether the set is a permanent product you rebuild regularly, or a one-off for a promotion. The first is worth setting up properly; the second is often simpler to handle as a discount on the components.
This sits in inventory management. Licensing is covered on pricing, and the rest of the questions are in Answers.
Answered by the MISAll technical team · last reviewed 2026-08-13
Yes. In MISAll the interface language is a property of the user account, not of the installation, so the back-office machine can run in Chinese while the front counter runs in English, Spanish, Arabic, Khmer or Indonesian at the same time.
Because the printer is being asked to render characters that are not in its built-in font table. The fix is to stop sending text and send the receipt as a rendered image instead — MISAll can print in graphic mode, which is why non-Latin scripts come out readable.
MISAll switches to offline mode automatically and keeps taking sales; the transactions sync once the connection returns. You do not have to notice the outage or press anything.
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