Stock & fulfilment

Component stock stays honest from the configurator to the order, with no overselling.

Component stock

When a bundle sells, the stock of every component variation inside it is reduced by the exact quantity ordered (a size run of ten reduces those variations by ten, not by one), and restored if the order is cancelled or refunded. There is no double counting and no overselling through the components’ own product pages.

Stock is checked at three points:

The shop owner is told, too: when bundle sales drain a component past its low-stock threshold (or to zero), WooCommerce sends its normal low-stock or out-of-stock email, exactly as if the product had sold on its own product page. And every order lists its component stock movements in the order notes, so the change is visible on the order even where email is switched off.

Cross-unit stock conflicts

If the same variation is picked in more than one unit and the combined demand is more than the stock available, the configurator says so and keeps Add to Cart disabled until the customer changes a selection. Two units cannot quietly claim the same last item.

Bundle stock cap

Separately from component stock, you can cap how many of the bundle itself can sell, on the Inventory tab. That uses WooCommerce’s native stock counter, including its low-stock email threshold. See Pricing & discounts for the cap and the other selling options.

Shipping weight

On the Shipping tab, choose a weight mode:

Downloadable and virtual components


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