Adding Bundles in Moselle

Overview

Bundles in Moselle allow you to group multiple products together as a single sellable unit. This is useful when you sell product sets, kits, or combo packs that contain multiple individual items.


Prerequisites

Before creating a bundle, ensure you have:

  • Individual products (components) already set up as SKUs in Moselle

  • A clear understanding of which products will be included in your bundle


Step-by-Step: Creating a Bundle

1. Navigate to the Product Catalog

  • Go to your Products section in Moselle

  • Click Add New Product or Create SKU

2. Set Up Basic Bundle Information

Fill in the essential details for your bundle:

  • SKU Code: Enter a unique identifier for your bundle (e.g., "BUNDLE-SUMMER-01")

  • Product Name: Give your bundle a descriptive name

  • Product Type: Select Bundle from the dropdown menu

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3. Add Component Products

This is where you define which individual products are included in your bundle:

  1. Click into the Product you created (within the product catalog page)

  2. Navigate to the bottom of the page where you'll see Bill Of Materials

  3. Select "+ Add new material"

  4. Search for and select the first product you want to include

  5. Enter the Quantity of that product included in the bundle

  6. Repeat for each additional product in your bundle

Example:

  • If your "Summer Beach Kit" includes 2 towels and 1 sunscreen, you would add:

    • Product: Beach Towel, Quantity: 2

    • Product: Sunscreen SPF 50, Quantity: 1

4. Configure Bundle Settings

Depending on your Moselle setup, you may also need to configure:

  • Pricing: Set whether the bundle has its own price or if it's calculated from components

  • Inventory Tracking: Choose how inventory is managed (tracked at bundle level vs. component level)

  • Channels: Select which sales channels this bundle will be available on

5. Save Your Bundle

  • Review all information for accuracy

  • Click Save or Create Bundle

  • Your bundle is now ready to use in forecasting and inventory management

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