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Importing Dynamic Bundles as a .csv
Importing Dynamic Bundles as a .csv
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Written by Lari Lehtonen
Updated over 4 months ago

In case you want to create bundles outside of the editor in the admin user interface, you can create and import bundles in .csv format under Catalog Explorer > Import bundles

Required fields

  • Activator product: The product triggering the bundle (optional)

  • Products: Featured products in the bundle by using productID

  • Headline: Visible title for the bundle (optional)

  • Name of the bundle: For easing bundle management

  • Enabled status, whether true or false (optional)

Bundles without activating product

Add a header in .csv respecting following format. Headline is optional.

Example format:

product1,product2,product3,product4,headline,name,enabled

Yоu can add as many products to bundle as you like by creating corresponding headers for them with incrementing product number, e.g. by having product5, product6”. In the examples above, we have four.

Example input:

9991,7942,7858,7930,For your next hike,Patagonia hiking bundle,true

Bundles with an activating product

In case a certain product should activate the bundle, use following format in .csv. Headline is optional. "Activator" in a bundle refers to the product condition that triggers the display of a specific bundle recommendation.

Example format:

activator_product1,product1,product2,product3,headline,name,enabled

The values below are the same, except the first which is the activator product for the bundle.

Example input:

9991,7942,7858,7930,For your next hike,Patagonia hiking bundle,true

Editing and updating

Once the bundle has been uploaded successfully, you can review and edit the imported data in an editor

Click import the bundle, which creates the bundle(s) uploaded and allows you to view them in visual editor

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