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REST API Reference
WooCommerce 2.6 added support for REST API endpoints based on the WordPress REST API infrastructure. Product Bundles extends the /products/ and /orders/ endpoint responses with 2 new properties: bundled_by and bundled_items. In product context, bundled_by lists all product bundle IDs that a product has been added to, while bundled_items lists the bundled item data associated […]
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Snippets
Use these snippets to customize the appearance and functionality of WooCommerce Product Bundles. To use a snippet, download the linked file and activate it as you would with any other plugin. Alternatively, copy the contained code into your child theme’s functions.php file. Snippets Make optional bundled items checked/selected by default By default, optional bundled item checkboxes are unticked by default. […]
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Store Owner’s Guide
Installation Getting Started Creating Bundles To create a product bundle: Every product you add under the Bundled Products tab has a dedicated set of options that allow you to control various parameters, such as its minimum and maximum quantity. These options are explained in Bundled Product Settings. Note that it’s possible to bundle multiple instances […]
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Use Case: Create Assembled Products
Product Bundles allows you to create assembled products consisting of multiple parts that need to be stock-managed individually. This guide shows you how to create the Complete Skateboard bundle – a complex product built by assembling: A Deck A pair of Trucks A kit of 4 Wheels A kit of Bearings A Hardware kit The […]
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Use Case: Create Downloadable Item Packages
The Product Bundle type gives you the option to create downloadable item packages, handy in cases that require offering a single download for the entire bundle, in addition to individual downloads. This guide shows you how to create the Music Bundle — a virtual bundle that contains 2 downloadable albums and 2 singles available in […]
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Use Case: Create Pick-and-Mix Bundles
Ever tried to build pick-and-mix bundles using Grouped Products? Product Bundles provide a more flexible foundation for creating pick-and-mix bundles. The extension allows you to: set a quantity range for each bundled product; add variable products to bundles and filter-out variations; bundle multiple instances of the same product; and offer bulk discounts. This guide shows […]
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Use Case: Create Simple Product Kits
This guide shows you how to create the Happy Ninja bundle – a simple, pre-configured kit with two products from the Dummy Woo Store: Plugins/Extensions Used Configuration To configure the Happy Ninja bundle: To assign a price to the Happy Ninja bundle: With the Happy Ninja Hoodie priced at $35 and the Happy Ninja T-Shirt […]
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Use Case: Offer Bundle-Sells
You have probably seen bundle-sells before: Much like a cross-sell, a bundle-sell is an offer to purchase a helpful add-on, along with the currently viewed product. Compared to cross-sells, bundle-sells are easier to discover and convert immediately. This makes them ideal for recommending highly related, optional items that are: frequently bought with the viewed product; lower in […]
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Use Case: Offer Up-Sells
Up-selling — offering a better, usually more expensive version of a product — is one of the best reasons to use Product Bundles. The extension allows you to: Create kits including a main product of interest, along with some related, usually optional products. Promote these kits using the Up-Sells feature built into WooCommerce. In this […]
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Use Case: Sell in Bulk
Product Bundles are a great alternative to Grouped Products for selling products in bulk. In addition to setting min/max quantity rules, Product Bundles support bulk discount tiers, which allow you to offer higher discounts to customers who purchase more. This guide shows you how to create the Bulk Discount Deck Pack bundle — a bundle […]