Best way to achieve a bundle variant?

[roba1]

I want to display a single product page with the following:

Variant A (SKU = A)

Variant B (SKU = B)

Variant C (SKU A and SKU B)

The variants closer to individual products in a distinct category than true variants, but the category is unique enough that a single product listing makes sense.

Notes:

- There are no further 'sub variants' needed for any option (if that helps)

- Individual inventory tracking required per SKU (i.e. not a separate SKU C for variant C)

- SKU's need to be in the original order (not updated after the fact as some apps seem to do)

Have seen shopify bundles, various fulfilment update apps, and combined product listing ideas, but none seem to handle boty the product and SKU requirements.

Appreciate a steer on what path to go down for this need...

[ProfitLabs]

Hi @roba1,

This is certainly possible through our app, Profit Bundles. You will need to define the bundle definition in the app for Variant C. All the criteria you mentioned above can be met with our app. If you need further assistance.

we also offer free 1:1 Google Meet sessions with our in-house experts. You can book a meeting through the app itself if needed.

[roba1]

Thanks for the suggestion, but it looks like Profit Bundles is editing the order after the transaction. This solution needs to have the correct SKU's in the original transaction. 

[ProfitLabs]

Hi @roba1,

From my understanding, this should be possible. However, if you are facing any particular issues, could you please book a meeting with our in-house team? The meeting link is available in the app itself.

[FusionInventory]

Hi @roba1, take a look at Fusion Inventory. We developed it to solve this exact problem. Our user guide can help you get started with it.

Let me know if you have any questions.

[Easify-Mark]

Hi @roba1,

You might want to try the Easify Product Options app to address your needs:

1. Create the Main Product: Start by setting up your main product without any variants or price. You can either hide the price (0.00) on the product page or use a metafield to display a placeholder price.

2. Create Separate Products: Set up Products A and B as individual items with their own SKUs and prices. You can keep these products hidden from the storefront if you prefer, while still making them available for purchase.

3. Create an Option Set: Once the app is installed, create an option set for your main product. Add a Checkbox option type and link each option value to Products A and B. This allows customers to choose to buy A, B, or both. When they select an option, the corresponding product will be added to the cart.

This method works well if the price for the "variant C" you mentioned is the combined total of A and B.

If the price for variant C is less than the combined total of A and B, there are other solutions available, though they might require creating additional SKUs for C. If you can, let me know why you prefer not to create a variant or separate product for C that includes both A and B.