Bundle Manager is a tool that lets you create, maintain, and remove virtual bundles for your products. To use Bundle Manager, you must own your brand, be registered through Brand Registry, and be supported by Amazon Vendor Services.
Virtual bundles group a collection of related components into one virtual ASIN and help customers discover and buy complementary products and accessories. Virtual bundles provide a single detail page and checkout experience for the customer and increase the number of items in the customer’s cart.
To access the Bundle Manager tool on Vendor Central, go to Items, and then select Bundle Manager.
When you create a virtual bundle, you can add or remove components and adjust its quantity. You can also define images and attributes for the bundle.
Use the following guidelines when you create a bundle:
Read the virtual bundle policy for further guidelines and definitions.
After you create a virtual bundle, you can edit the attributes for the existing bundle or remove the bundle. It can take up to 24 hours for changes to be reflected on the website.
The bundle title length must align to title length rules in product title requirements, which allows a maximum title length of 200 characters, including spaces. If the bundle only includes a few items, list them in the title. For example:
FORMAT
[Main product title] with [Bundle component product titles]
EXAMPLE
"Brand X C143 12MP Digital Camera with Rechargeable batteries & Carrying case - Blue"
If the bundle includes many items, list the primary and secondary items in the title, along with the total number of items in the bundle. In these cases, the entire bundle component information must be listed in the bullet points in the bundle details. For example:
FORMAT
[Main product title] + “with” + [Bundle component summary] + “(# Items)”
EXAMPLE
"Brand X Guitar with Bag, Stand, and Accessories (11 Items)"
Bundle short title
The bundle short title is shown on the detail page of the base ASIN, and it helps customers understand the contents of the bundle. Short title length is limited to 55 characters, including spaces. For example:
FORMAT
with [Bundle component product titles]
EXAMPLE
"with Rechargeable batteries and Carrying case - Blue"
Orders are recorded as if each component of the bundle was bought as part of the same order. In Vendor Central reports, the bundle ASIN or SKU does not record an order, only the components do. Components can be returned separately.
If a bundle had a discount, customers will receive a prorated refund upon return.
Bundles are eligible for A+ content. To add A+ content to a bundle, go to Merchandising, and then select A+ Content Manager.
Upon creation, bundle ASINs inherit the star ratings of the base ASIN. However, bundle ASINs can also have reviews and ratings that are separate from those of the component ASINs in the bundle.
Currently, due to technical limitations, only brand-owning vendors that are registered through Brand Registry and have Amazon Vendor Services support will have access to Bundle Manager. Amazon plans to enable access to all brand-owning vendors in the future and to support brand-owning vendors in allow-listing of distributors and other partners for the creation of virtual bundles on their behalf. For more information, go to Brand Registry.
Bundle Manager is currently available in the United States, Germany, The United Kingdom, France, Italy, and Spain.
A base ASIN is the main component or base of the virtual bundle. Usually, it is the most expensive or the highest velocity ASIN out of the products included in a virtual bundle. The base ASIN’s detail page is where the bundle will be displayed and discovered by customers.
A component ASIN is a complementary or ancillary product to a bundle’s base ASIN. It must enhance the customer experience with the base product.
You can only create cross-brand virtual bundles for brands that you have brand owner rights for, according to the Amazon Brand Registry. If you are a brand-owning vendor and your ASINs are located across several brands, you can create cross-brand virtual bundles with products from these brands.
If you have an agreement with another brand to create a cross-brand bundle, reach out to your Amazon point of contact and request creation of a virtual bundle on your behalf. For more information, go to Brand Registry.
Yes. A virtual bundle requires a minimum of two and a maximum of five ASINs. In one virtual bundle, it is possible to have five different ASINs (base ASIN + component ASINs). The quantity of each ASIN can be up to 25. It is not possible to create multiple virtual bundles with exactly the same ASINs and quantity of components.
Examples of eligible and ineligible product bundles:
Yes. It is recommended to create virtual bundles with the best-selling variations of the base ASIN. It is not recommended to create virtual bundles with all variations of a component ASIN.
No. Each virtual bundle can have only one base ASIN, but the quantity of the base ASIN within the virtual bundle can be up to 25.
No. This functionality is not yet available.
No. This functionality is not yet available. Currently, you must create virtual bundles for each store separately.
No. This functionality is not yet available. Currently, you must create virtual bundles for each store separately.
It can take up to 24 hours for the virtual bundles to be created and reflected in the Amazon store. For this reason, a virtual bundle detail page may not be immediately available after a successful submission in Bundle Manager.
You can go to Items, and then select Bundle Manager to see virtual bundles created for your brand on the Bundle Manager dashboard. If you created a cross-brand virtual bundle with the support of your Amazon point of contact, that virtual bundle will not be reflected in the dashboard.
Yes. You can access the Bundle Manager dashboard and search for the virtual bundle you would like to edit. There is an edit option on the right-hand side of each virtual bundle. After selecting Edit, you can make the required modifications. Once a virtual bundle is created, you can manage images by going to Items, and then selecting Upload images.
No. To make those changes, you must delete the virtual bundle and create a new one.
No. To make those changes, you must delete the virtual bundle and create a new one.
Yes. To find virtual bundles in your product listings, go to Items, and then select Catalog.
No. This functionality is not yet available.
Virtual bundles can only be created in the primary store’s language at this time. Virtual bundles will be created in English on amazon.com and amazon.co.uk, in German on amazon.de, in French on amazon.fr, in Italian on amazon.it, and in Spanish on amazon.es.
It is not currently possible to upload images or videos in Bundle Manager. Once a virtual bundle is created, you can manage virtual bundle images by going to Items, and then selecting Upload images. You can upload and manage videos by going to Items, and then selecting Upload and manage videos.
No. You must manually add A+ content to a virtual bundle detail page.
Due to technical limitations, we do not recommend using vendor self-service promotions to create a promotion on a virtual bundle. To create a promotion on a virtual bundle, you can reach out to your Amazon point of contact to ask for support.
To delete a virtual bundle in Bundle Manager, open the dashboard, find the virtual bundle that you would like to delete, select Edit on the right-hand side, and then select Delete.
A customer can discover virtual bundles through search and on the detail page of a base ASIN.
No. Virtual bundles can only be displayed on the detail page of the base ASIN.
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