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# Group Items & Product Bundles

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**Premium module.** Group items require the corresponding Shopware plugin from solutioo and the **Enable Group Items** toggle switched on in the [Configuration](/shopware/shopware6_en_us/configuration/authentication-to-the-online-shop.md).
{% endhint %}

With **group items**, you bundle several items into a package – ideal for sets, accessory packages, or bundles.

**How it works**

* A group item consists of a **main product** and several **assigned items**.
* With the **Include Main Product in Cart** toggle (`includeMainProduct`), you define whether the main product is added to the shopping cart together with the associated items.
* The setting is synchronized when group items are created, updated, and downloaded.

**Setup**

{% stepper %}
{% step %}
**Enable the module**

In the configuration, switch on **Enable Group Items**.
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{% step %}
**Create the group item**

Define the main product and assign the associated items.
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{% step %}
**Choose the shopping cart behavior**

Use **Include Main Product in Cart** to decide whether the main product is included.
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{% step %}
**Upload**

Transfer the group item to Shopware.
{% endstep %}
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To try it out, you can generate a **demo group item** from the configuration (the “Create Group Items” action – only visible when the module is enabled).
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