Quantity grid inside a bundle

A bundle item ordered as a size run: a quantity per colour and size, added in one go. The grid on a product's own page moved to AddOnBoss.

Someone ordering forty team shirts rarely wants forty identical ones. They want a run: a few of each size, across several colours. Adding each combination to the basket one at a time is slow and easy to get wrong.

A quantity grid lets a customer set a quantity per colour and size in one grid, and add the whole run at once.

Which grid you want

There are two, in two plugins, because they answer two different questions.

• A product on its own page ordered as a size run: AddOnBoss. See its quantity grid guide.
• An item inside a bundle ordered as a size run: BundleBoss, described below.

Most shops selling teamwear or workwear want the first.

The grid inside a bundle

When a bundle contains a variable item, that item can be configured as a grid instead of one at a time. A shopper building a kit picks their sizes across the range in one step, and the whole run joins the bundle as a single configured item.

1. Add a variable product as a bundle item.
2. On that item, set its unit layout to grid.
3. Choose which two attributes form the grid. Colour down one side and size across the top is the usual pair.

Quantities are checked against your stock the same way every other bundle item is, so a size that has run out cannot be ordered. See stock and fulfilment.

Pricing

Each cell prices from its own variation, so a larger size that costs more still costs more inside the grid. Bundle discounts apply to the run as a whole, exactly as they do to any other item.

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