Bundle Manager

Steps

1. Open Bundle Manager.
2. Review the existing bundle list before creating a new one.
3. Create or edit a bundle by choosing the title, description, and product set you want to feature together.
4. Publish the bundle when it is ready for shoppers.
5. Archive older bundles when they are no longer part of the active storefront plan.
6. Return to the performance area to review how each bundle is performing.

Settings explained

• Draft means the bundle is still being prepared.
• Published means the bundle is live and ready for shoppers.
• Archived means the bundle is no longer active.
• Performance cards help you compare results after a bundle has been used.

Example

A VIP Partner creates a seasonal skincare routine bundle, publishes it for a campaign week, then reviews the bundle metrics to decide whether it should stay live after the campaign ends.

Tips and limits

• Keep each bundle focused around one story or shopper need.
• Archive old bundles when they no longer fit the storefront.
• Review bundle results alongside storefront analytics for a clearer performance picture.