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Creating and Managing Product Bundles

How to access on Fynd Commerce

Commerce panel → My Products → Create → Bundle

Introduction

Product bundles allow you to group multiple SKUs and sell them together as a single product. Bundles help you increase average order value, promote complementary items, and simplify fulfilment by shipping items together.

Use product bundles when you want to:

  • Sell combos or sets (for example, shirt + T-shirt).
  • Offer better pricing on grouped products.
  • Control shipping and returns for multiple items sold together.

Before you begin

Before creating a bundle, make sure that:

  • All products and SKUs already exist in your catalogue.
  • Inventory is available for all selected SKUs at the same store location.
  • You have access to create and edit products.

If any SKU is out of stock at a store, that store cannot sell the bundle.

How to create a product bundle

Follow the steps below to configure and publish a product bundle.

Step 1: Start creating a bundle.

  1. Click Create.
  2. Click Bundle.

You are now on the Create product bundle page.

Step 2: Configure basic details

Complete these fields to define the bundle identity.

Bundle type

Select how the bundle should be treated operationally.

  • Select Virtual for most bundles where items are grouped logically.
  • Select Physical only if the bundle is pre-packed as one unit.

Bundle name

This is the name customers see on the storefront. Enter the customer-facing name of the bundle. Example: Men’s Casual Wear Combo

Slug

This creates a clean, SEO-friendly URL for the bundle. Enter a URL-friendly version of the bundle name. Example: mens-casual-wear-combo

Item code

A unique internal identifier for reporting and inventory reference. Enter a unique internal code to identify this bundle. Example: BNDL-MEN-CASUAL-001

Step 3: Set bundle availability

Control when the bundle can be purchased.

Bundle available

Turn this on when the bundle is ready to sell.

Publish date and time

Schedule the bundle to go live automatically. Add this only if you want the bundle to go live later. Example: 20 Mar 2026, 11:00 AM

Tags

Add tags to help you find and manage bundles later. Example: sale, combo, menswear

Step 4: Add products and SKUs

This step defines what items are included in the bundle. Add the SKUs that make up the bundle.

  1. Select Add in the Add SKU section.
  2. Search for a product by name.
  3. Expand the product.
  4. Select the sizes (SKUs) you want to include.
  5. Select Add SKU.

Rules you must follow:

  • Select up to 5 SKUs per product.
  • All SKUs must have inventory at the same store.

Step 5: Configure bundle contents

After adding SKUs, configure how the bundle behaves.

Quantity

Set how many units of each SKU are included. Example: 4

Base product

Select the three-dot menu next to the product and choose Mark as base product to set that product as the base for the bundle. Example: Men’s Black Striped Casual Shirt – Size M

Remove SKU (if required)

Remove any SKU you do not want in the bundle. Select the three-dot menu next to the product and click Delete.

Step 6: Set bundle pricing

Enter pricing for the entire bundle.

  • Actual price : Enter the combined MRP of all included items.
  • Selling price: Enter the price customers will pay.
  • Discount: Review the auto-calculated discount.

Step 7: Configure shipping details

Set how the bundle should be shipped.

  • Identifier : Select the identifier type from the dropdown and enter the identifier value. This is how the bundle is identified for shipping.

Packaging behaviour

Choose how items should be packed.

  • Enable Use individual product packaging if each item ships separately.
  • Disable it if all items ship in one package.

Package dimensions and weight

Enter accurate measurements for shipping calculations. Example:

  • Length: 30 cm
  • Width: 25 cm
  • Height: 10 cm
  • Dead weight: 900 grams

Step 8: Add media

Upload visuals to represent the bundle. Optional: Add videos, YouTube links, or 3D models.

Step 9: Add descriptions

Explain the bundle clearly to customers.

  • Short description : Enter a one-line summary of the bundle. Example: A value-packed casual wear combo for everyday use
  • Long description: Describe what the bundle includes and why it is valuable. Example: This combo includes a black striped casual shirt and a grey printed T-shirt. Perfect for office casuals and weekend wear. Buy together and save more.

Step 10: Add highlights

Highlight key benefits of the bundle.

Examples:

  • Better value than individual items
  • Single shipment convenience
  • Perfect everyday essentials

Step 11: Add custom data (optional)

Add custom fields only if required for integrations or storefront logic. Examples:

  • HTML product: <div>Limited time combo</div>
  • URL: https://brand.com/combo-offer
  • JSON product:
{
  "bundleType": "seasonal",
  "priority": "high"
}

Step 12: Configure returns

Decide how returns should work for this bundle.

Allow return of individual bundled products

Enable this if customers should be allowed to return items separately.

If the full bundle is returned, separate shipments are created for each product.

Step 13: Preview and save

  1. Select Preview to review the bundle.
  2. Select Save to publish it.

Manage existing bundles

To manage bundles after creation:

  1. Locate the bundle.

From here, you can:

  • Edit pricing
  • Update SKUs
  • Change availability
  • Preview the bundle

Disable a bundle

Disable a bundle when you want to stop selling it without deleting it.

  1. Open the bundle.
  2. Turn off Bundle available.
  3. Save changes.

Attaching The Bundle To Your Product

Since you have created a product bundle, it's time to attach it as an add-on to your products. There are 3 ways of attaching a bundle:

Through Import Products

If you haven't created a product yet, use the Import Product feature to download a sample excel file, fill all the product attributes, choose your bundle from the drop-down and upload the excel file.

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Figure 10: Selecting Bundle By Importing Excel File

If you aren't familiar with this feature, click How To Import Products to know more.

Through Partial Update

This is applicable if you already have products and you want to attach a bundle to them. In the excel sheet, add a column header named 'Product Bundle', enter the 'Title' of your product bundle and upload the excel file.

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Figure 11: Attaching Bundle Via Partial Update