Bundled Products

For: merchandising and operations staff building and managing product bundles
What you'll learn: how to create a bundle, add component SKUs, and understand how bundles ship and sync.

This is a how-to guide for the dashboard, not the API. If you're building an automated integration or bulk-managing bundles instead, see the Usage Guide.

Before you start#

You'll need an admin login for your store and the Bundled Products section visible in the left navigation. If you don't see it, ask your administrator to grant bundled products management access.

Throughout this guide, screenshots use a demo store — the names, products, and prices shown are fake.

1. Open the Bundled Products page#

Log in to the admin dashboard and click Bundled Products in the left navigation.

You'll see a list of all existing bundles. Use the search box to find a bundle by name. You can also add a new bundle from here.

2. Create a new bundle#

Click the Create Bundle button to start building a bundle.

You'll see a form with fields for:

• Bundle Name — what customers see on the storefront (e.g., "Starter Pack", "Fall Bundle")
• Bundle SKU — the unique identifier for this bundle (used in orders and fulfillment)
• Bundle Price — the total price customers pay (entered as a decimal: 99.99, not 9999 cents)
• Bundle Description — marketing copy or notes about what's included

3. Add component SKUs to the bundle#

A bundle contains one or more product variants (SKUs). Each SKU appears as a line item when the bundle ships.

Click Add Component to add a SKU to the bundle.

A dialog will open. Search for or select the product variant you want to include. You'll see:

• Product Name — the product this variant belongs to
• Variant — the size, color, or option (e.g., "Red / Large")
• SKU — the unique identifier for that variant
• Quantity — how many units of this SKU go into one bundle (usually 1, but can be more)

Enter the quantity and click Add. Repeat for each SKU you want in the bundle.

4. Review and save the bundle#

Once you've added all component SKUs, review the bundle details:

• Bundle name, SKU, and price are correct
• All component SKUs are listed with the right quantities
• The bundle description is complete

Click Save Bundle to create it. The bundle is now live and can be ordered on the storefront.

5. Edit an existing bundle#

To edit a bundle, click its name in the list. You can change:

• Bundle name, SKU, price, and description
• Add, remove, or update component SKUs

Click Save after making changes. Existing orders are not affected — only new orders use the updated bundle.

Caution: Changing a bundle's SKU or removing component SKUs can affect fulfillment tracking and reporting. Only edit bundles that haven't shipped yet, or contact your warehouse before making changes.

6. Understand how bundles ship and sync#

When a customer orders a bundle, the order contains the bundle SKU and all its component SKUs.

During fulfillment:

1. The warehouse receives the order with the bundle and its components listed separately
2. Warehouse staff pick and pack all component SKUs as a single unit
3. When the bundle ships, all components ship together with one tracking number
4. The order's fulfillment record shows each component SKU fulfilled

A bundle always fulfills as all its components together — there's no partial fulfillment of bundles. Either all components ship (fulfilled), or none do (awaiting).

Tip: If a bundle contains an out-of-stock component, the entire bundle shows as out of stock on the storefront, even if other components are available.

7. Use bundles with integrations#

If your warehouse or fulfillment partner uses a system like QuickBox or Konnektive, bundles sync as orders with their component SKUs. The external system receives:

• The bundle SKU (for reporting and tracking)
• Every component SKU with its quantity

The sync is automatic — you don't need to do anything special after creating a bundle.

Quick reference#

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