Question 1

[Classic] Bundle Visibility - Quick Guides

Accepted Answer

Hero Banner - Quick Setup Guide

Step 1 - Copy your bundle link Go to Bundle Visibility in your bundle settings and click Copy Link next to your bundle URL.

Step 2 - Go to your Shopify theme In your Shopify admin, navigate to

Online Store → Themes and click Edit theme on your current theme.

Step 3 - Add an Image Banner section In the theme editor left panel, click Add section under Template, search for Image Banner and select it. If you already have one, click into it.

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Question 2

[Classic] Setting up your first Bundle Builder on Easy Bundles

Accepted Answer

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Core Logic / Functionality

1. Bundle Strategy & Initialization

Before configuration, the system requires specific selections to determine the architecture of the bundle.

Select Bundle Experience:
Mix-and-Match Bundles: Allow customers to select various product variants (e.g., size, color) while adhering to a total quantity.
Landing Page Bundle Builder: Creates a dedicated page for the building experience.
Product Page Bundle Builder: Integrates the builder into the standard product discovery flow on the store.
Select Flow Structure:
Single-Step: Users select items from one interface (can include multiple categories/filters). Used for bulk buying (e.g., "Box of 6"). Specifically, mix-and-match bundles can be used here to define required total quantities (e.g., 3, 6, or 9 items), providing flexibility alongside bulk purchase incentives.
Multi-Step: Users follow a sequence (e.g., Step 1: Choose Bag -> Step 2: Choose Accessories).
Creation Process:

Click Create Bundle.

Select the Template based on the chosen experience (Landing Page vs. Product Page).
Select the Design.
Input a Name.
Click Create.

Backend Logic: Upon clicking Create, the system automatically generates a Virtual Parent Bundle Product. This product entity allows the bundling technology to function within the store's inventory and checkout systems.

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Question 3

Redirecting the customers to a different Checkout app or Side Cart using the app functions

Accepted Answer

Feature: Using different app functions - customers can be redirected to the Checkout or Cart apps:

Example: GoKwik checkout

For the Checkout and Side cart apps, check the functions below:

For a theme-based cart drawer, use the following function:

gbbExt.utility.handleSkaiLamaSideCartUpdate()

GoKwik:

window.gokwikSdk.initCheckout(merchantInfo);

Shopflo:

window.Shopflo.openCheckout()

Zecpay:

zecpeCheckFunctionAndCall("handleOcc")

Rebuy:

Cart.getCart();  
[//location.reload](notion://location.reload/)();

Shiprocket or Fastrr:

sessionStorage.setItem("gbbDiscount",gbb?.gbbDiscountComponent?.state?.discountCode);  
document.cookie = "discount_code=" + gbb?.gbbDiscountComponent?.state?.discountCode + "; path=/; Secure; SameSite=Lax";  
shiprocketCheckoutBuyCartHandler()

Monster cart:

gbbExt.utility.handleSkaiLamaSideCartUpdate()

Upcart:

window.upcartOpenCart()

Kaching Cart:

kachingCartApi.openCart()  
kachingCartApi.refreshCart()

Question 4

[Classic] How does Rules or Conditions work on Bundle builders?

Accepted Answer

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Overview Rules in Easy Bundle Builder allow merchants to control the minimum and maximum selection requirements for customers building a bundle. These rules ensure customers select the correct mix of products (e.g., "Pick exactly 3 items" or "Pick 1 T-shirt and 1 Pant"). There are two distinct types of rules: Step Rules and Category Rules.

1. Critical Constraint: Mutual Exclusivity Before configuring rules, it is vital to understand that Step Rules and Category Rules cannot be used simultaneously within the same step.

The Logic: You must choose one rule type per step.
Implication: If you enable Step Rules, you cannot enforce specific limits on individual categories within that step. If you enable Category Rules, you cannot enforce a total count limit for the whole step.

2. Step-Level Rules Step rules apply to the total number of products selected within a specific step of the bundle builder, regardless of which category the products belong to.

When to use: When you need a total count for the step (e.g., "Select any 3 items from this list").
Configuration Logic:

Range: You can set a minimum and maximum range (e.g., "Select between 3 and 6 products").
Exact Match: You can require a specific number (e.g., "Equal to 3 products").

Auto-Next Feature:
The app includes a setting called "Auto next when condition is met."
How it works: If this is

Question 5

Structuring Your Bundle: Steps vs. Categories

Accepted Answer

When building a bundle in Easy Bundle Builder, it’s important to understand how products are organized. The builder follows a clear hierarchy:

Steps are the parents
Categories are the children

Understanding the difference between the two will help you design a smooth and intuitive bundle-building experience for your customers.

The Hierarchy at a Glance

Steps = Pages (Navigation)

Think of Steps as the floors of a building.

Each Step is a separate page or view.
To move from one Step to the next, customers must intentionally proceed (usually by clicking Next Step).

Categories = Sections (Content)

Think of Categories as the aisles on a single floor.

Categories live inside a Step.
Customers can browse multiple Categories on the same screen without reloading the page.

What Is a Step?

A Step represents a distinct stage in the bundle-building journey and creates a new page or view.

Function

Controls the navigation flow
(Step 1 → Step 2 → Step 3)

When to Use a Step

Use Steps when you want to break the process into clear milestones.

Example

Step 1: Choose a Box
Step 2: Fill the Box
Step 3: Add a Greeting Card

What Is a Category?

A Category is a group of products displayed within a Step. It helps organize multiple collections on the same page.

Function

Groups products logically (for example, Tops vs. Bottoms) without forcing a page reload.

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Question 6

[Classic] Subscriptions Integration & Subscription plan setup

Accepted Answer

In your chosen Shopify subscription app, create a single subscription plan that includes all of the products from your product bundle.

For the Shopify Subscriptions App: Click 'Create a Plan'. Give the plan a name. Select all products that are part of your bundle. Set the desired frequency for the plan. Click 'Save'.

For the App Store Subscriptions App: Create a new subscription plan. Select all the products that are part of your bundle and add them to the plan. Name the plan and set up its options. Click 'Save'.

For the Seal Subscriptions App: Create a new subscription rule. Choose the type of subscription. Select all the products that are part of your bundle. Give the rule a name. Click 'Save'.

After setting up the plan in your subscription app, return to the Easy Bundles app.
Click on 'Sync Collection' to ensure Easy Bundles is updated with the latest product changes.
Navigate to the bundle you are setting up for subscription. Select the 'Subscription' option.
Click on 'Subscription Plans'. You will now see the plan you created.
Choose the correct subscription plan from the list. Click 'Save'.

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