# 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](/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. ![The Bundled Products link in the left navigation](images/bundled-products/nav-bundled.png) 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. ![The Create Bundle button on the Bundled Products list page](images/bundled-products/create-button.png) 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 ![The Create Bundle form](images/bundled-products/create-form.png) --- ## 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. ![The Add Component button](images/bundled-products/add-component.png) 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) ![Adding a component SKU to the bundle](images/bundled-products/add-component-dialog.png) 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 ![The bundle detail page with component SKUs listed](images/bundled-products/bundle-detail.png) 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 | Task | Where to find it | |------|------------------| | **Create a new bundle** | Bundled Products → Create Bundle → fill form → add components → Save | | **Find an existing bundle** | Bundled Products → search by name | | **Edit a bundle** | Open bundle from list → update details → Save | | **Add a SKU to a bundle** | Open bundle → Add Component → search and select variant → set quantity → Add | | **Remove a SKU from a bundle** | Open bundle → click the X next to the component → Save | | **Check what a bundle contains** | Open bundle from list → see all component SKUs and quantities | | **Archive or delete a bundle** | Open bundle → Archive (or delete if never ordered) → confirm | --- ## Common issues | Problem | Why it happens | How to fix it | |---------|----------------|--------------| | Bundle shows as out of stock even though components are in stock | One component SKU has zero inventory | Check inventory for all component SKUs; restock the missing one or remove it from the bundle | | Bundle price doesn't match what I entered | Price was entered in the wrong format (e.g., 9999 instead of 99.99) | Open the bundle → re-enter price as a decimal → Save | | Component SKU won't add to the bundle | The SKU doesn't exist or is archived | Search for active variants only; if the one you need is archived, unarchive it first | | Bundle shipped but fulfillment only shows some components | Partial fulfillment of a bundle shouldn't happen — if you see this, contact support | Bundles always ship as a unit; this may indicate a data sync error |