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Bundle CSV Upload

Use CSV rows: parent SKU and child SKUs with quantities.

Updated over a month ago

To upload your bundles through a CSV, your bundles must be formatted like the screenshot below.

Each row in the CSV represents one child item within a bundle. To define a bundle, you must:

  • Use the Parent SKU to identify the bundle itself.

  • List each Child SKU that should be included in the bundle.

  • Specify the Child Quantity, which indicates how many units of that child SKU are included in the bundle.

Example:
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The first bundle has the parent SKU 1000. It includes:

  • 1 unit of child SKU 1001

  • 2 units of child SKU 1002

This bundle is represented by two rows in the CSV: one for each child SKU.

  • The second bundle has the parent SKU 2000. It includes:

    • 1 unit each of child SKUs 2001, 2002, and 2003

    This is represented by three rows in the CSV.


Note:


All rows sharing the same Parent SKU are considered part of the same bundle.

This formatting allows the system to accurately process and reconstruct bundle compositions based on the provided CSV.

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