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This tutorial looks at the ability
to specify products

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for purchase as individual units
or within packs.

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We'll take a look at two side by side
products, each

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using a different specification.

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So we'll begin in the product
variant settings

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of these two sample products.

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And then all we've done is navigated down
to the inventory section

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of the product variant screen,
just to clarify where they are.

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I'm just in the product vary in settings

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and it's close to the bottom.

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Now in here

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we have a setting which is called quantity
selector mode.

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This option gives the ability
to specify units,

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which means a customer can specify
a desired quantity as individual units,

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or it can be changed to packs.

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And this means admins can specify
how many units are within a pack.

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Then customers can specify
how many packs they wish to purchase.

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There's

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also a couple of additional settings
we need to consider in here.

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So even with units selected as we have
with products over on the left hand side,

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admins can still specify

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whether this product needs to be purchased
in specific quantities.

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So the packing quantity field covers
this functionality

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with the quantity selector
mode specified as units.

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The packing quantity field validates
that the quantity requested by the user

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must be multiples of this number.

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With the quantity selector mode

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set two packs as we have with the product
over on the right hand side,

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the packing quantity
field relates to a number of units

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within a single pack.

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Be mindful as well of other
associated settings such as the default

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basket quantity, which must agree
with the packing quantity specifications.

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Now let's take a look at these
two products landing pages.

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So what we can see
is that the products with units selected

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for the one over on the left hand side
is acting as a traditional Infigo product.

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What the users can directly enter
the quantity of units

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that they wish to add to their baskets

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based on these specific settings
that you may have applied.

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Warning messages might also be seen
if the quantity that they input

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does not agree
with the rules that you've set.

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The packed products
that we have over on the right hand side

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sees several slight
differences in functionality.

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So the quantity that we now enter directly

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relates to the number of purchased packs.

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So with additional information provided on
how many units that this covers,

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in addition,
the availability has been updated

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to display pack
related information as well.

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Once we've added both of those to basket,
we can also see that

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the pack information has also been updated
within the basket screen.