Merchandising Guide

Bundle Pilot User Guide

Bundle programs become much more useful when the merchandising team can manage them with consistent rules instead of recreating the logic every campaign. This guide frames the decisions that make that possible.

What this page covers

  • 01Bundle rules
  • 02Merchandising workflow
  • 03Operational coordination

Start with a small set of bundle patterns

Most teams get better results when they standardize a few repeatable bundle models before expanding into more edge-case promotions.

  • Choose bundle types that map to common shopping missions or seasonal needs.
  • Define how pricing, messaging, and included products should be represented for each pattern.

Connect merchandising logic to what operations can support

Bundle presentation is only one part of the workflow. Inventory logic, substitutions, and fulfillment handling need to match the offer design.

  • Align merchandising and operations before rolling out complex kits.
  • Document exception handling for unavailable components or campaign changes.

Make performance review part of the ongoing workflow

Bundle programs improve faster when the team reviews the quality of the pattern, not just the performance of a single promotion.

  • Compare attachment rate, conversion, and support friction across bundle types.
  • Use those learnings to refine the reusable bundle library over time.

Next Step

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