Creating a Bundle

1. Click on Catalogs. The Catalog List appears on the main window.
2. Click on an existing catalogA catalog is a top-level container for all catalog entries such as Categories, Products and SKUs. name highlighted in blue. The Node List window appears.
3. Click on Create New pull-down menu located in the upper left part of the main window.
4. On the drop-down menu, select New Bundle. The Bundle Edit page appears.

Overview Tab

This is where you enter basic information about the Product Package.

• Name - a name for the Bundle
• Available from - the date to which the Bundle is activated
• Expires on - the date on which the Bundle expires; once the expiration dateUsed if this order is tied to a recurring payment plan for subscription-based transactions. passes, the Bundle will no longer appear on the public site
• Display Template - choose a display template used to show the Bundle in the public site from this dropdown box.
• Code - enter a Bundle code here.
• Sort Order - determines the order to which the Bundle is sorted in the Node List page.
• Available - select Yes to make the Bundle appear on the public site; select No to hide the productA product represents various forms of merchandise that you can display and purchase from the public site, including Products, Variations/SKUs, Bundles, Packages and Dynamic Packages. from the public site
• Meta Class - the choice made here dictates which the meta-fields or Bundle attributes will appear on the public site or Commerce Manager site

Bundle Items Tab

In the dropdown, you can search through your entire inventoryThe procedure of checking the availability in one or more warehouses for a specific product. and select items to add to your Bundle by clicking Add Item.  Clicking the Edit icon beside the item you just added will allow you to specify the Quantity, the Group Name and the Sort Order.

SEO Tab

Search Engine Optimization can be achieved by entering the following information for the product.

• Title - this is the friendly name that appears in your browser's title area
• URLUniform Resource Locator. Also known as a web address, for example http://world.episerver.com. - this is what gets displayed in the browser URL window
• Description - this is the meta description that is used for SEOSearch Engine Optimization. The process of making website content attractive to search engines and as a result achieve high rankings in searches. purposes by search engines
• Keywords - keywords used for SEO purposes by search engines

If the URL field is left empty, it will be automatically filled in with a generated URL (which depends on the entry name). If the URL field is not empty (you entered some URL), it will be saved as it is, and will not be changed automatically even if you change an entry name. If you need the URL to change, leave it blank.

Associations Tab

Different products or variations/SKUs can be linked to this Bundle. Follow these steps to create associationsA product can be associated to another product so that these associated products can be displayed or advertised on the public site as a product accessory, or as an upselling/cross-selling item. Associations can be made from any of the individual products (Product Entries, SKUs, Bundles, Packages, and Dynamic Packages).:

1. Click on Add an Association. A pop-up window will appear that says Edit Association Information.
2. When the pop-up appears, enter an Association Name, Description, and define the Sort Order. Once you're done, click on Save Changes.
3. The new association will appear in the drop-down list.
4. You can also choose to Edit Details, which will allow you to edit associated items. The Pick Item drop-down appears below Modify Existing Association.
5. Click on Modify Association and you can edit the name, description, and sort order of an existing association.
   
   
   
   You can also Delete an association if needed.
6. Pick an item or items to add to the association. Click Add Item to do so.
7. Once you click on Add Item, the item will appear in a list just below. You can have more than one item tied to an association.

You can Edit an item on the list. You can change the Sort Order and the Type. Once you're done modifying the values, click on Update to save your changes. Otherwise select Cancel to navigate away without saving.

Assets Tab

Assets are downloadable contents such as documents, links, videos, and images that can be linked to specific products. Assets are uploaded and managed in the Asset Management subsystem.

1. Under Find Assets, select from the drop-down list and click Add Asset.

2. Enter a Group Name.

By default Commerce Manager offers three options with names that will allow the associated assetsDownloadable contents such as documents, links, videos, and images that can be linked to specific products to be correctly displayed on the product details page of the public site.

• Image - (type as "image," all lowercase) thumbnail icon(s) will appear on the product details page
• Downloads - a "Downloads" tab will appear towards the bottom of the details page
• Specifications - a "Specifications" tab will appear towards the bottom of the details page

3. Once an asset is added to the list below, you can choose to edit specific assets, such as their Group name and Sort Order.

4. Once done, click OK and the new categoryA category is a grouping of purchasable products. Same as "node"./nodeA node is a grouping of purchasable products. Same as "category". will be created. You will be redirected to the Node List. Otherwise, select Cancel to go back to the Node List without saving any changes.

Relations Tab

Here the relationsA product can appear in more than one product category (node). Through linking you can make the product appear in more than one product category. for a product will be displayed, and you can manage the categoriesUsed for categorization of content. Categories are used for instance when creating filters for searching, listings and navigation. a product is linked to. This is useful in order to get an overview of all the different categories (nodes) where a product will occur. This shows the full catalog path of the variationA variation or SKU (Store Keeping Unit) corresponds to a specific type of product with specific characteristics. For example, a product of Shirts will have an individual variation/SKU which includes size, color and sleeve length./SKUA variation or SKU (Store Keeping Unit) corresponds to a specific type of product with specific characteristics. For example, a product of Shirts will have an individual variation/SKU which includes size, color and sleeve length.. Here the relations for a product will be displayed, and you can manage the categories a product is linked to. This is useful in order to get an overview of all the different categories (nodes) where a product will occur. A product can for instance appear in the "French Market" category, as well as under "Daily Specials" and "Mixed Cases".

Browse to a product and open it for editing. The relations for the product will be displayed under the Relations tab.

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