Import, export & migrate

Take your bundles with you. Export to one JSON file, import on another site, or convert existing Composite products.

Everything here lives on the tools page at WooCommerce → BundleBoss.

Export

Export downloads every bundle as a single JSON file: items, choice pools, rules, pricing and promotions. Each product reference carries its id, SKU, slug and name, so the file still makes sense on a different site where the database ids differ. Take an export before any big change; it is a clean backup of your bundle setup.

Import

Import reads an export back in. Existing bundles are matched by their web address (slug) and updated; new ones are created. Products are matched by SKU first, then by name, so it works across sites where the internal IDs differ. Any tags or categories the bundles use that are missing on the new site are created for you.

Anything that cannot be matched is listed, never guessed. If an item could not be imported, any rules that depended on it are dropped and reported rather than wired up wrongly. Product images do not travel in the file.

Uninstall behaviour

The tools page has a data setting: “Delete all BundleBoss data when the plugin is uninstalled”. It is off by default, so uninstalling keeps all your bundles. Only when you turn it on does uninstall remove bundle products, and order history is never touched either way.

Migrate from Composite Products Pro

If you have WooCommerce Composite Products, a migration section appears (only when composites exist). It converts each composite into a new draft bundle for you to review: components map to choice slots with their pools, category sources, quantities, optional flags and per-slot discounts. The originals are never modified.

Anything that does not map cleanly (scenarios, a base price, default selections) is reported per product with advice, so you can finish those by hand. This importer is in beta until it has been validated against more real-world data.

Still stuck? Email a human. The person who reads it is the person who builds the plugin.