Why use bundles
Bundles let you sell several products together as one item, like a three-course menu, a tasting flight, or a package deal. A few reasons they're worth setting up:
Simplify multi-course and set menus. Guests build a whole meal in one tap, instead of your team adding each course separately.
Increase average order value. Guests tend to spend more on a full menu than piecing one together item by item, and supplements let you upsell premium choices for extra margin.
Keep pricing consistent. Charge one flat price for a set menu, regardless of exactly which items a guest picks, so your margins stay predictable.
Reduce staff errors. One tile guides your team through every course, so nothing gets missed or rung up incorrectly, especially useful for newer staff.
Speed up service. Ringing in one bundle is faster than adding several items individually, which matters during a busy service.
Keep the kitchen organized. Even though it's sold as one item, each component still routes to its own prep station and course automatically.
In the Back Office
Create a bundle
Go to Products > Bundles.
Select + Bundle.
Give it a name, like Four-course menu.
Add a short description.
Add tags if you want it grouped with similar products.
Set up slots
A slot is one part of the bundle, like Starter, Main, or Dessert.
Select Slots to add one, and give it a name.
The order you create slots in is the order they appear in during a sale.
Add as many slots as your bundle needs.
Choose how to fill each slot
Each slot needs products to choose from. There are four ways to fill one:
Add specific products: pick the exact products by hand.
Add products from tag: automatically include every product with a chosen tag, for example Tacos. This keeps the options updating on their own if your menu changes.
Add 'No Selection': use this for anything guests can skip, like extra cheese or a side. Turning it on makes that part of the slot optional.
Add product set: use this when more than one product is included together in a single option.
Adjust option pricing
By default, every option uses its normal product price.
You can override the price per option:
Use standard price: no change.
Set fixed price: charge a specific amount for that option.
Apply percentage discount: reduce the option's standard price by a set percentage.
Set the maximum selections per slot
Set the selection rule for each slot, like Choose 1 or Choose 2.
This controls how many options a guest can pick from that slot.
Set the bundle price
Choose how the total price is calculated:
Add up individual prices: charges the sum of whatever's selected.
Set amount: charges one flat price for the whole bundle, for example €45.
Apply a percentage discount: takes the sum of selected products and reduces it by a percentage.
If you choose Set amount, you can also mark an option as a Supplement, adding an extra charge on top of the bundle price for premium choices:
Included in price: no extra charge.
Add product price: adds the option's normal price on top.
Add custom price: adds a specific amount you set.
In the Tebi App
Customize the kitchen ticket display
This setting is only available from the app, not the Back Office.
Turn on Show bundle name in prep station, so kitchen staff always know which bundle a product belongs to.
Choose a display mode:
Show products separately: each item appears on its own line, best when components are prepped at different stations.
Show bundle with products: the bundle appears as a header with every component listed underneath. This is the default.
Show bundle name only: no component breakdown, best for something pre-made that's simply picked and served.
Selling a bundle at the POS
Select the bundle tile like any other product.
A pop-up walks your team through each slot, one option per course.
Add a note the same way you would on any other item, for example to flag an allergy for the kitchen.
On the Kitchen Display
Each product in the bundle still goes to whichever prep station and course it's normally assigned to.
A starter, a main, and a dessert can land on completely different screens, at the right time, automatically.