Bundled Products
The Bundles product type in Supply’d lets you group items into one package, making combos, promotions, and order entry faster and easier.
In Supply’d, the Bundled Product type lets you combine multiple individual products into a single package for sale. Bundled items appear as a single line item in orders and are ideal for meal deals, promotions, or pre-set combos, allowing you to sell several items together as one product while keeping order entry simple and convenient.
Why Use Bundled Items?
Simplified Sales
Bundles appear as one line item in a sales order, making order entry quick and customer-friendly.
Example: Instead of entering Coffee, Croissant, and Juice separately, you can sell them as a Breakfast Bundle.
Flexible Pricing
Set a fixed price for the whole bundle (eg. “Breakfast Combo – $18”)
Great for discounts, promotions, and upselling.
Order Management
Bundles keep orders tidy by showing as one product.
You can expand the bundle in the system to see the individual components if needed.
Examples:
Unicorn Bundle – 1 Pink Chocolate Unicorn + 1 White Chocolate Unicorn + 1 Blue Chocolate Unicorn.
Breakfast Bundle - 1 Coffee + 1 Croissant + 1 Juice.
Burger Combo - 1 Burger + 1 Small Chips + 1 Drink.
Gift Hamper – Assorted Chocolates, Biscuits, Tea, Jam.
This document takes you through the process of adding a Bundled Product. For details on adding other types of products, please refer to the Adding & Updating Products, Creating a Production Product, Creating a Breakdown Product, Recipe Products and Product Types Overview documents.
Creating a Bundled Product
Complete Product Details & Custom Fields
Complete the Product Details and any optional Custom Fields sections, as explained in the Adding & Updating Products document.
In this example, we’re creating a bundle of three different Chocolate Unicorn products. However, a bundle could also be something like a breakfast combo with a croissant, coffee, and juice, or a burger combo with a burger, chips, and a drink.
The individual items must be set up in Supply’d first.
Complete the Labelling Details Section
Refer to the Labelling Details document for instructions on how to complete this section.
Select the Product Type
In the Product Type section, select Bundled.
Product Type* [required]
The type of product this is. For a Bundled Product, select Bundled from the drop-down menu. (For a description of the other choices see the Adding & Updating Products and Product Types Overview documents.)
When Bundled is selected additional sections will show.
Select Bundle Items
Clicking on, or typing in, the field that says Type Product Name will bring up a list of your products.
In our example we are creating a 3-Pack bundle of chocolate unicorns - a white, a pink and a blue. Here we are adding the white unicorn.
Select the first item used in this bundle. Click 
.
A simple form will show.
The top field, Bundle Cost, displays the total cost of the bundle. As you add items, this figure updates to show the combined cost.
Quantity
How many units/cartons of this item will be sold per sale of the bundle. In our case this is "1".
The grey box shows the cost of this item.
Repeat the above steps for all items used.
Click 
to add all items.
The items selected will appear on the Edit Product page with amounts used and total Bundled Cost.
Sell Product? & Remaining Sections
Refer to the Adding & Updating Products document for details on how to complete this and all remaining sections.
Additional Options for Bundle Items
Clicking on the 3 dots in the top right of the Edit Bundle Items page will bring up a menu.
Save Items
An alternative to using 
at the bottom of the page.
Copy Items From
Selecting this will bring up the Copy Bundle Items form. This is useful if your bundle has the same, or very similar items, as an existing bundle.
Copy From Product* [required]: The product that you would like to copy the items from. Clicking on, or typing in, the field will bring up a list of your items. Click
to open the items in the Edit Recipe Items page. Make any adjustments necessary for the current recipe you are creating and click 
.
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