Designating items as bundles can be done in 2 ways: (1). Via editing the product manually in the UI. (2). Or through a bulk SKU mapping file.
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How to setup bundles in Spark
To designate a product as a bundle through manually editing the item:
Go to Products > Find your product and click on the SKU > Edit
Scroll down and map each Vendor SKU that are included in the bundle.
Next, make sure to enable the bundle option Is this a bundle? [checkbox]
When an order is received for a bundled product, Spark Shipping will send the order to all vendors mapped to that product.
To designate a product as a bundle through SKU Mapping:
-Go to the vendor that you want to assign these SKUs to
-Go to SKU Mapping
-Open the Bulk SKU Mapping Template
-List the appropriate Product SKU in Column 'A' (this is the SKU in your shopping cart that contains the bundles SKUs)
-Paste the vendor SKUs in column 'B' that you want to send to the vendor behind-the-scenes
In our example: The SKU in our shopping cart is ACC-HYD-BUNDLE and we are mapping it to Vendor SKUs ACC-600-081 and ACC-600-091 to make our custom bundle.
-Important: Don't forget to check Bundle Mode before uploading the SKU mapping file; otherwise Spark will not know that this is a bundle item and it will not work.
-Now you are ready to upload your CSV file. Come back in about 20 minutes and you should see this item mapped as a bundle.
🎥Watch a quick video on how to set up bundle products here:
How to setup bundles in Spark
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