Moving Your Bundles to Standard bundles
Why Move to Standard Bundles?
At Kitenzo, we are always looking for ways to make your store more stable and your workflow more efficient. Standard bundles are the natural evolution of our app, built directly on Shopify’s modern bundling infrastructure. While our legacy Single SKU and Multi SKU systems served us well, moving to Standard offers a smoother experience for both you and your customers.
The Benefits of Upgrading:
- No More Multiple "Dummy Products" Variants: Say goodbye to the variant explosion and cluttered catalogs often found with Single SKU setups. Standard bundles create one variant and then no more.
- Native Discount Compatibility: Standard bundles play perfectly with Shopify’s native discount system, allowing you to run site-wide promotions effortlessly.
- Theme Independence: Your bundles will remain intact even if you switch or update your Shopify theme, removing the need for custom cart selectors.
- Cleaner Fulfillment: Your orders will appear with a simple, clean line-item output, making it easier for your warehouse team to manage.
- Future-Proof: All new Kitenzo features are being developed exclusively for the Standard bundle type.
Comparison at a Glance
| Feature | Single SKU | Multi SKU | Standard |
|---|---|---|---|
| Requires draft orders | No | Yes | No |
| Shopify-native discounts | Yes | No | Yes |
| Works after theme changes | Often breaks | Often breaks | Yes |
| Variant/Ghost product buildup | Yes (100-variant limit) | No | No |
| Manual dummy product cleanup | Yes (Complex) | N/A | No |
| Shopify Bundling API compatible | No | No | Yes |
| Fulfillment output | Split SKUs in Notes | Split SKUs in line items | Clean line items |
How to Migrate: A Step-by-Step Guide
Before you begin, verify your current bundle type by checking the "Type" column in your Kitenzo dashboard.

Migrating from Legacy Single SKU or Legacy Separate SKU bundles
This process involves switching your bundle logic to the new API .
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Step 1: Navigate to your bundles in Kitenzo.

Step 2: Click on the bundle to open the bundle dashboard.
Step 3: Under the Product organization section click on the 'change' link.
Step 4: In the modal that opens select Standard Bundle, then the 'Done' Button
Step 5: Save

Verify the Migration
Once you have converted a bundle, perform these three checks:
- Add to Cart: Ensure the bundle adds to the cart without errors.
- Check Inventory: Confirm that the individual components’ inventory levels deduct correctly after a test purchase.
- Test Discounts: Apply a native Shopify discount code at checkout to ensure it calculates as expected.
Removing old Dummy Products.
1.Finding the dummy product page
Dummy product pages look like any other Product page. They can be found by selecting the dummy product from your Shopify Admin dashboard under Products.
Dummy products share the same name as your bundles. They are also listed as a Custom Bundle Product type (exclusive to Kitenzo).
Remember: If you have a large number of products, you can sort by Type to find all your Custom Bundles (dummy products).
To access a dummy product page, click the dummy product. Dummy product pages look like normal Product pages, and contain a text note in the description confirming they are a dummy product.
- Delete all the Dummy Products related to your specific bundle.
- In Kitenzo you can preview your bundle and add a bundle to the cart. Adding the bundle to your cart, this will generate a new dummy product.
- Ensure your new Dummy Product is correctly linked in your navigation and theme sections.
Important! When deleting dummy products you are essentially removing valuable configuration data that isn't possible to retrieve. Proceeding with this can make it difficult to track certain orders in the event your customers want to return or exchange items from past bundle purchases. Only delete the old dummy products if they are no longer needed.
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Our team can migrate your bundles to Standard free of charge — with zero disruption to your store. ... Send us a message.
