# 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](#through-import-catalogue)
* [Through Partial Update](#through-partial-update)


### 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
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If you aren't familiar with this feature, click [How To Import Products](/commerce/docs/products/catalogue/importing-catalogue) 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
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