Packages and bundles

Packages and bundles let you combine several items under one "umbrella" item. But their behavior and usage are quite different.

• A packageCommerce: a sellable unit that contains variants and/or other packages, with a single price; similar to an SKU because it must be purchased as a whole (such as a computer system). contains one or more variantsCommerce: a variant or SKU corresponds to a specific product with specific characteristics. For example, a product line of shirts has individual variations/SKUs that include size, color, and collar size., other packages or both, and has a single SKU and price. A package is a single line item in a shopping cart.
• A bundleCommerce: a collection of packages, products, and variants (SKUs) that let customers purchase two or more items at once. Each item in a bundle is a separate line item in a shopping cart. is a collection of packages, products, and variants, each of which is priced individually, allowing customers to purchase several items at once. Each item in a bundle is a separate line item in a shopping cart. Once added to a cart, a bundle item is treated like any other cart item.

Working with packages

Like other catalog entries, packageCommerce: a sellable unit that contains variants and/or other packages, with a single price; similar to an SKU because it must be purchased as a whole (such as a computer system). have tabs and menu options that let you view and edit their information. To learn about most settings, see Catalog entry properties. Because packages have an SKU and price, the Pricing and Inventory tabs are available with them.

The Package Entries tab, unique to packages, shows the variants and other packages that make up a package. On that tab, click Edit entries to update a package's items.

Click Manage Entry Groups to add entry groups with which to associate a package's items.

Working with bundles

Like catalog entries, bundlesCommerce: a collection of packages, products, and variants (SKUs) that let customers purchase two or more items at once. Each item in a bundle is a separate line item in a shopping cart. have tabs and menu options that let you view and edit their information. To learn about most settings, see Catalog entry properties. Because bundles do not have an SKU or price, the Pricing and Inventory tabs are not available with them. You can associate bundle entries with entry groups as you can with packages.

The Bundle entries tab, unique to bundles, shows the entries included in a bundle.

Click Edit entries to edit information about a bundle's packages, products, and variants. From that view, click Add Entry to add items to a bundle.