A Bundle is a new entry in your inventory comprised of existing products or variants.
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Like a recipe for a dish comprised of multiple ingredients or a buy-one-get-one-free deal with two products included.

Any product or variant can be converted into a Bundle.

Making a product a Bundle will allow you to select the "components." A Bundle can have one component or many components.

Here are just a few things you can accomplish with Bundles:

Take ingredients from your catalog and combine them into something your customers want. We'll walk you through an example of how you can create a cheeseburger product. When it sells, the ingredients will be accurately pulled from your inventory.

Do you receive products from your vendor in cases and also want to sell them as individual units (or singles)? Or do you receive singles and sell them as cases?

Either way, we've got you covered.

Suppose I sell wine by the bottle and by the glass. With a Bundle, I can ensure the inventory always comes out of the same place.

For mixed drinks, we'll create a Bundle composed of multiple items; simply add the components one by one.

Save time by accurately tracking sales commissions using Bundles. With Bundles, it's easy to see who sold how much of what is on our Product Sales Report.

Let’s say we’re selling a water bottle and want a price for customers and a discounted one for employees. Use Bundles to make this distinction easy and ensure everyone gets charged the correct price at checkout.

Scroll down to the "Variants & Defaults" section from the Edit Products page.

Create a new variant (if necessary).

Using your trackpad or the side scroll button, scroll over to the gear wheel and select "Convert to Bundle."

Then, you can tie it to a component and let our system know how much to deduct each time the Bundle is selected.

If you need to edit or remove the Bundle, go to the same gear wheel.

The Bundle Report shows all the current Bundles, their components, and the amount that will be deducted for each sale.

The Product Sales Report will show the sale of the Bundle. Components deducted because of the sale will not show up on this report. The cost shown will be automatically calculated based on the current lot cost of that Bundle's components at the time of sale.

The Vendor Sales Report will show the sale of the Bundle and which vendor was assigned to it.

Vendors assigned to components will not show on this report (much like the Product Sales Report). But you can assign multiple vendors to the Bundle if you want the sale to show under multiple vendors in the Vendor Sales Report.

The Inventory Change Report shows the change in the quantities of the components. Use the "Filters" button to filter out bundles or show only bundles.

The Inventory Report shows all non-bundled products and components. Only components appear on this report to ensure we aren't double-counting products in your inventory.