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A bundle groups several products into one rentable item, so a customer can rent a set of components, such as a suit made up of a jacket, trousers, and a waistcoat, as a single product. Bundles don’t render on the storefront on their own, so a developer builds the customer-facing experience on the Storefront API. Bundles live under Products, on the Bundles tab.

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How it works

A bundle is a parent product made up of one or more component products. Each component keeps its own methods, options, and inventory. The bundle groups them so they can be rented together. When a customer rents a bundle:
  • Each component goes into the cart as its own line item with the Supercycle attributes it needs.
  • Availability is checked across every component for the selected dates.
  • The customer picks an option, such as a rental period, for each component.

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Set up a bundle

1

Open Bundles

On Products, open the Bundles tab.
2

Create the bundle

Select Create bundle and give it a name.
3

Add component products

Add each product that makes up the bundle. Turn the relevant methods on for a component before you add it, since the methods on each component decide which options a customer gets at checkout.
4

Save the bundle

Select Save. Supercycle tags the parent product Supercycle bundle product, tags each component Bundle component: <parent-product-handle>, and attaches the supercycle.bundle metafield to the parent.

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Build the storefront experience

A developer builds the bundle’s product page against the Storefront API to:
  • Read the bundle metafield and the component configuration.
  • Check availability for every component.
  • Create an intent for each component.
  • Add every component to the cart in one request.
Create rental bundles is the full developer guide, with code for Liquid, the availability check, intent creation, and the cart.