How Can I Resolve Errors and Manage Bundle Conflicts in Atlas?
When managing bundles in Atlas, you might encounter errors or limitations, particularly when applying bundles to all products or creating multiple bundles for the same scope. This article explains the causes behind these errors and provides actionable steps to address them.
Understanding Bundle Application Rules in Atlas
Single Bundle Limitation for "All Products"
Atlas only allows a single bundle to be applied to “all products” at any given time. This means you cannot create a new bundle that applies to “all products” while another bundle is active for the same scope. Attempting to do so leads to an error stating:
"Cannot apply bundle to 'all products' when another bundle is already applied on 'all products' or 'specific collection' or 'specific products.'"
This restriction ensures clarity in promotional offers and prevents conflicting discounts or gifts from being applied simultaneously across your store.
Resolving Bundle Errors
Common Errors Users Encounter
The most common bundle-related error arises when trying to:
Apply a new bundle to "all products" but an active bundle already exists for this scope.
Use overlapping scopes such as "specific collections" or "specific products" while another bundle conflicts with them from a broader level.
Steps to Fix the "Duplicate Bundle" Error
If you encounter the above error, you can:
Modify the scope of your new bundle to apply it to “specific products” or “specific collections.”
Alternatively, edit the existing bundle to stop applying it broadly. This frees up the "all products" scope for your new bundle.
Managing Bundle Settings Effectively
Modifying an Existing Bundle's Scope
To change an existing bundle's settings from "all products" to more specific targets:
Open the bundle and click the Edit (pen) icon.
Locate the Apply To setting and select Specific Products.
Save your changes.
This adjustment allows you to set up broader or overlapping bundles without conflict. When done, you can create new bundles targeted for different product subsets or collections.
Best Practices for Managing Bundles
Use "all products" sparingly and only when absolutely necessary. Specific bundles provide better control and versatility.
Review existing bundles regularly to avoid errors or overlapping promotional conflicts.
Communicate bundle changes carefully to customers to prevent confusion in promotions.
By following these steps and rules, you can create and manage bundles in Atlas efficiently, ensuring smooth promotional campaigns without errors.