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# Build Your Bundle
With ‘Build your own bundle’, you can empower your customers with the choice to build their own bundles from the list of products that you provide. This not only enhances customer engagement but also allows them to tailor their purchases to their specific needs.
* Each bundle type is crafted to meet different customer needs, ensuring that whether they want a set-it-and-forget-it package or a personalized selection, there's an option available for them.
**How to create the build your bundle ?**
* Before you start: In “All in one commerce > Subscriptions > Selling Plans”, create a selling plan that you want to target for your bundle.
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**Do we need to enable the extension for building your bundle from the customizer?**
* **No,** Because we are already creating a template for it in store and assigning it to the build your bundle product.
* Go to All in one commerce > Subscriptions > Bundles > create bundle > Build you bundle
* Next step is to configure the general settings. You can add the following through general settings :
* Name - Enter the bundle name which will be visible on your storefront.
* Internal name - Enter the internal name which won't be visible to your customer but will be helpful in internal tracking.
* Bundle image - Upload the bundle image which will be visible on your storefront.
* Optional steps :
* Description - You can enter a description for your bundle.
* Footer - You can add a footer to your bundle.
* Select the purchase option as 'Subscription' or 'One-time + subscription' and link a selling plan to the bundle. Build your bundle can not be sold as ‘One-time only’.
* Click on ‘Link selling plans’ and select the selling plan.
* Select the bundle size options as Fixed or Range.
* There are two types of 'Build Your Bundle' available at All in one commerce:
* **Fixed size bundles:** With Fixed size bundles, the customer will have to add the exact no. of items defined by the merchant. However, you can add multiple size options
* **Range based bundles:** With Range based bundles, customers will only need to satisfy the min and max items criteria and can choose any no. of products between this criteria.
* Additionally, you can offer tier based discounts depending upon the no. of items.
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* Optional - You can add different categories in the bundle. Select 'Yes, I want to create categories in a bundle' to add categories.
* Steps to add categories in bundle
* Add the title for your category.
* Optional - Add the subtitle and category image
* Map products for your categories.
* Optional - You can set a limit for each category by clicking Set category product level limit.
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* You can choose to limit the count of the same product to be added by a customer.
* To limit the same product count - Select Yes, I want to limit the quantity of the same product and configure the maximum quantity allowed.
* The next step is to configure discounts for your Bundle. You can add tiered discounts too.
* The discounts offered can be of two types:
* Fixed discount which offers a fixed monetary discount.
* Percentage discount which offers a percentage discount of the total bundle product value.
* Choose where the customers would be redirected once they have added the bundle items to cart.
* Once you are done with the save. Then to see this bundle product search the product name which you saved.
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