TABLE OF CONTENTS

Overview

Bundles are a great way to increase the basket size of your customer's cart. There are 3 different types of bundles that you can create.


Bundle Type 1: One SKU with multiple quantities, for example, a bottle of water with a quantity of 6. 

Bundle Type 2: Multiple SKUs with a single quantity of each. For example, a blanket, a rug, and a cushion

Bundle Type 3: Multiple SKUs with single or multiple quantities. For example, a blanket, a rug, and 3 cushions

Note: Bundles must be created using parent SKUs. They cannot be a variant SKU.

Marketplaces

Not every Marketplace supports bundles or bulk buys.  Currently, the list of marketplaces below accepts bundle listings. If a marketplace is not on this list they do not support bundles sent from Omnivore.


  1. eBay Australia
  2. Trade Me
  3. Catch - Only Bundle Type 1


Important for Catch:  Bundles that are NOT type 1 will still be pushed up to Catch.  But Omnivore will not be able to import any orders from listings that are derived from Bundles 2 and 3.  Only orders that have products from Bundle type 1. The orders will remain in Catch and will not be imported into Omnivore.  They will have to be handled manually.

Create a Bundle

  1. In Omnivore use the left-hand menu to navigate to Bundles - Create New Bundle.
  2. Complete the fields in the new bundle form.


Field NameDescription
Bundle NameThe name of the bundle that is shown on the marketplace i.e. the Product Title - this defaults to the name of the first product in the bundle if this is left blank.
Product name template

Leave this blank unless you want to optimise the product title with keywords such as Brand.

Bundle Short DescriptionThe Short description on the marketplace
Bundle Detailed DescriptionThe Long description on the marketplace. You can use HTML here if you need to.
Bundle Image URL

Please provide the image in a URL format. If you do not add a URL we will use the image from the FIRST product added to the bundle.

Bundle weight

This is important if you have a weight-based shipping setup. Add a weight if you want weight-based shipping to apply. Make sure the weight is in the same units as your other product weights.

Start DateLeave blank if you want this bundle to start immediately otherwise, the bundle will start when the next scheduled feed to the marketplace occurs.
End Date    Leave blank if you want this bundle to continue indefinitely

Sell Amount 

The price of the bundle
Bulk Buy

Check this if you want to offer bundle type 1 (as below) - one SKU with multiple quantities.

Shipping Mode
(optional)

Used if you want to specify a specific Omnivore/eBay Link shipping policy for the bundle.


Bundle Type 1: Single Product, Multiple Quantity (Bulk buy)

  1. Complete the fields in the table above and make sure you check 'Bulk Buy'
  2. Enter the quantity of the product in the bundle and the SKU.
  3. Click Create Bundle



Bundle Type 2:  Multiple products, Single Quantity

  1. Complete the fields in the table above
  2. Enter the SKUs for each product in the bundle. These need to be added as single lines - no commas or semi-colons required.
  3. Click Create Bundle


Bundle Type 3: Multiple products, multiple quantities

  1. Complete the fields in the table above
  2. Enter the SKUs for each product in the bundle. In this example, the bundle will consist of a blanket, a rug, and 3 cushions. These need to be added as single lines - no commas or semi-colons required.
  3. Click Create Bundle



Final Step

  1. After the bundle is created it will be treated like any other product. e.g. it will need a Marketplace Category assigned to it so that it lists on the marketplace. 
  2. Choose a category and then click upload to Marketplace to list the bundle immediately.



Bundle Products in Orders

If you have a Type 1 Bundle you will see the order come through with 'Quantity' = to the number in the bundle e.g. for this order with 10 units in the bundle:


If you have a Type 2 or 3 Bundle you will see the order come through with the price for each pro-rated amongst the products and their initial sale price.