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Sell a group of products together for one set price, as a fixed set or a mix-and-match.
Bundle price gives a set price to products bought together: "any 3 for 20" or "shampoo + 2 conditioners for 25". The customer adds the products to the cart as usual; the engine recognises the bundle and discounts it.
Under Bundle choose one.
| Option | Meaning | Fields |
|---|---|---|
| Any mix of the chosen products | Any N units of the products in 3. Which products | Bundle price, Number of items |
| A fixed set of products | Exactly the products and quantities you list | Bundle price, then up to three rows of product and Quantity |
Both have At most, per order: how many bundles one order can contain. Empty means no limit.
| Field | Rule |
|---|---|
| Bundle price | The price of one whole bundle. Required |
| Number of items | For a mix: units that make one bundle. At least 1 |
| Product and Quantity rows | For a fixed set: each product and how many of it. At least 1 each |
| At most, per order | Optional limit on bundles per order |
| Situation | Message |
|---|---|
| Mix, not enough units | "Add N more to get" followed by the rule's name |
| Fixed set, a product missing | "Add the bundle's products to get" followed by the rule's name |
Give the rule a name that reads well in those sentences, for example "3 for 20".
Every offer type shares the same optional cards: products and exclusions, customers, channels and locations, schedule, code, limits and budget and priority and combining.