The customer buys a package, your warehouse system receives individual products with their real numbers. Three settings decide how the order is built.
Out of the box a flat list: every component is its own order line item with product number, quantity, unit price and tax rate, plus one line for the discount.
Any integration therefore reads the order the same way it reads every other order. Stock adds up, every product is deducted individually, partial returns work with the standard tools.
Three, all in the Orders section of the configuration.
The line that groups the components together in the cart. It carries the sum of its children and is not a stocked article.
In the order it is removed out of the box. If it stays, it appears as its own line item; jumping to a product detail page from there is blocked, because the line does not reference a product of its own.
Both come from a template in the configuration, into which fields of the product the bundle is attached to can be inserted.
That depends on the discount type.
Yes. The Shopware Rule Builder offers the condition "Cart contains bundle".
It lets you tailor your own rules to carts that contain a bundle, for shipping costs or payment methods for instance.
Out of the box a flat list: every component is its own order line item with its real product number, its quantity and its tax rate, plus one line for the discount. There is no collective item hiding the contents.
Only if you need it. The setting "Dissolve parent-child relationship" is active out of the box, so the line items sit next to each other rather than nested. Anyone who wants to evaluate the grouping in the target system turns it off.
It is removed out of the box, because it is not a stocked article. The setting "Remove parent product" is active. If you turn it off, the line stays as a bracket and carries the product number from the template.
Yes. The setting "Store discount as voucher" rewrites the discount line in the order to the Shopware type promotion. Downstream systems that know vouchers then read it like any other voucher.
The product numbers of the bundle line and the discount line each come from a template in the configuration. Fields of the product the bundle is attached to can be inserted into the template.
Yes. Every component is its own line item with its own product number, stock is kept and deducted per article. If stock runs short in the cart, the quantity is reduced or the bundle is removed.
With flat line items, yes, using the standard tools: every component is its own order line item and can be handled individually.