Bundles differ by category, and forcing them all into one shape means carrying fields that do not apply. In Pimberly, items are selected in the grid and grouped into a bundle with its own identifier, type and place in the schema, holding its components as references. Because the bundle is a product type, what appears on it is configured in the taxonomy, so a technology bundle and a food bundle carry different attributes.
With Pimberly’s bundles, you can:
- Select products in the grid and group them into a bundle with its own identifier — such as an apple bundle
- Place the bundle in the schema like any other product — for example, beneath computing and phones
- Hold grouped products as references to their existing records, so each stays a single record maintained in its own place
- Configure which attributes a bundle shows through the taxonomy, since bundles differ by category — a technology bundle and a food bundle carry different fields
- Apply any attribute set to a bundle type, rather than forcing every bundle into the same shape
See how it works in the video below:
