Bundles & combos

A bundle sells several products together as a single item at one price — a meal deal, a gift set, a starter kit. You ring up "Weekend Combo" once, and stock comes off each product inside it.

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Bundles need the Bundles module (catalog_bundles) to be switched on, plus catalog permission (catalog.bundles.create / update).

Screenshot pendingRoute /bundles, a few bundles listed

Each bundle has its own name, image and price, and a list of the products it contains.

Bundle vs recipe

Both combine products, but they behave differently:

	Bundle	Recipe
What the customer buys	A combo of finished products	One finished item
Stock that moves	Each component product's stock	The ingredients' stock
Typical use	Meal deals, gift sets, kits	A dish, a mixed drink, a compound

Use a bundle when the customer is really buying several sellable things together; use a recipe when they're buying one made-up thing.

Step by step

1. Go to Bundles and select New bundle.
2. Enter the Bundle name (translatable) and optionally a Bundle image.
3. Set the bundle Price — the single price the customer pays.
4. Under Bundle items, Add item for each product in the bundle: pick the Product and its Quantity.
5. Leave Availability on to show the bundle for sale.
6. Select Save.

Pricing

A bundle carries its own Price — it isn't automatically the sum of its parts, so you can price a combo below the total of buying each item separately.

At the register

A bundle appears like any other item. Adding it drops its components onto the order together, and each component's stock is deducted when the sale completes. See Selling bundles.

Next steps

• Recipes & ingredients
• Products
• Selling bundles (at the till)