Overview
A bundle in the 3Dsellers Products Catalog is a product made up of multiple existing catalog products.
Instead of tracking inventory for a single SKU, a bundle’s availability is automatically calculated based on its components. You define:
Which products are included
How many units of each product are required (Bundle Qty)
The system uses each component’s On Hand, Reserved, and Available quantities to determine how many bundles can be sold.
Bundles behave like regular products:
They have their own SKU, title, and description
They can be published to sales channels
Their inventory is synced based on calculated availability
📦 What Are Bundles & Kits?
Bundles & Kits is an inventory type you select in Inventory Settings.
When selected:
The product becomes a bundle built from existing catalog products
You can add one or more component products
Each component has a Bundle Qty (units per bundle)
Bundle inventory is calculated automatically from component stock
Bundles are useful for:
Product sets (e.g. gift sets)
Kits (e.g. parts sold together)
Multi-item offers
⚙️ Before You Create a Bundle
Make sure:
1. Component Products Exist
All items you want in the bundle must already exist in your catalog.
2. You Created a Bundle Product
Create a product that represents the bundle:
Add title, SKU, and details
This will act as the bundle container
🛠️ Creating a Bundle
Step 1: Open the Product
Go to Products Catalog and open the product that will act as your bundle (or create a new product).
Step 2: Open Inventory Settings
Click Inventory in the product editor
Click Edit Inventory
The Inventory Settings window opens.
Step 3: Select “Bundles & Kits”
Under Inventory Type, choose:
👉 Bundles & Kits
This activates bundle configuration.
Step 4: Add Component Products
In the Add Product section:
Use the Search Product field
Select a product from your catalog
The product appears in the bundle table
For each component:
Set Bundle Qty (units included in one bundle)
Repeat to add all required products.
Step 5: Save
Click Save & Exit to apply your bundle.
✏️ Managing Bundle Components
You can update a bundle anytime:
Add products → Search and select additional components
Edit Bundle Qty → Adjust quantities per bundle
Remove products → Click the X in the Actions column
📊 Understanding Bundle Inventory
Bundle inventory is automatically calculated, not manually entered.
Each component has:
On Hand
Reserved
Available
The bundle’s availability is based on the lowest possible number of complete bundles that can be assembled.
Example:
Product A → Available: 2 (Bundle Qty: 1)
Product B → Available: 5 (Bundle Qty: 1)
👉 The bundle can be sold 2 times
🔍 Finding Bundle Products in the Catalog
You can quickly locate bundle products using filters.
To filter bundles:
Go to Products Catalog
Click + Add Filter
Select Product Type
Choose is → Bundle
Click Add
This displays only bundle products, making it easier to:
Review bundle setups
Update components
Manage bundle inventory
🔗 Inventory-Synced Channels
The Inventory-Synced Channels section shows which sales channels are connected to this bundle and receiving inventory updates.
If it displays:
“No selling channels are synced”
it means one of the following:
The bundle product is not listed on any sales channel, or
The product is listed, but inventory sync is disabled for those channels
To sell the bundle and sync inventory:
Publish the bundle to a sales channel (e.g. eBay, shop, etc.)
Ensure inventory sync is enabled for that channel
Once connected, the system will automatically sync the bundle’s calculated availability (based on its components) to the channel.
💡 Use Case Example
Selling a Gift Set Bundle
Let’s say you want to sell an Starter Kit that includes:
1 × T-Shirt
1 × Cap
1 × Water Bottle
You create a new catalog product called Starter Kit and set its inventory type to Bundles & Kits. Then you add the three existing catalog products as components of the bundle and set the Bundle Qty for each one to 1.
That means:
1 Starter Kit = 1 T-Shirt + 1 Cap + 1 Bottle
Setup:
Create a new product, for example: "Adidas Starter Kit (shirt + cap + bottle combo)"
Set Inventory Type to Bundles & Kits
Add components:
T-Shirt → Bundle Qty: 1
Cap → Bundle Qty: 1
Water Bottle → Bundle Qty: 1
Inventory Example
If your component products currently have:
T-Shirt available: 10
Cap available: 8
Bottle available: 5
Then the Starter Kit bundle can be sold 5 times, because the bottle is the component with the lowest available quantity.
What Happens When the Bundle Sells
When a buyer purchases 1 Starter Kit, the inventory of the bundle’s component products is reduced accordingly:
T-Shirt inventory decreases by 1
Cap inventory decreases by 1
Bottle inventory decreases by 1
If a buyer purchases 2 Starter Kits, then:
T-Shirt inventory decreases by 2
Cap inventory decreases by 2
Bottle inventory decreases by 2
This is how bundle inventory stays accurate: the bundle itself is made up of existing catalog products, so when the bundle sells, the stock of those products is adjusted based on the quantities included in the bundle.
Why This Is Useful
You can sell multiple products together as one catalog item
Inventory stays aligned with the actual stock of each component
You reduce the risk of overselling one of the included items
The bundle’s sellable quantity updates automatically based on component availability
✅ Best Practices
Use clear names and SKUs
Make bundles easy to identify
Monitor component stock
Low stock limits bundle availability
Set Bundle Qty correctly
Reflect actual bundle contents
Update bundles when products change
Remove or replace discontinued items
⚠️ Troubleshooting
I don’t see “Bundles & Kits”
Make sure you:
Opened Edit Inventory
Selected Bundles & Kits
A product doesn’t appear in search
Only existing catalog products can be added.
Create or import the product first.
Bundle availability is incorrect
Check:
Component Available quantities
Bundle Qty values
The bundle is limited by the lowest available component.