Bundles in Corksy have their own inventory tracking that works separately from—but in connection with—the individual products inside them. Understanding how this works will help you quickly diagnose why a bundle shows as sold out even when you expect it to have stock.

When a bundle is created, it has its own Available Quantity field. This is the total number of bundles you've set aside to sell, and it counts down independently as bundles are purchased. Even if every component SKU has plenty of stock, a bundle will show as sold out if its own Available Quantity reaches zero.

There's a second layer: the Auto-Restock setting. When Auto-Restock is enabled, the bundle's availability is also limited by its component SKUs. Specifically, the bundle will stop selling if any component SKU runs out—even if other components still have stock. The bundle's available quantity is effectively capped at the lowest-stocked component.

Inventory in Corksy is location-specific. A product can have stock in one location but zero at another. When diagnosing a sold-out bundle, make sure each component SKU has inventory at the location assigned to your online store—not just overall inventory across all locations.

If a bundle is showing sold out and you believe inventory exists, check these in order:

"The bundle quantity looks fine, but it's still sold out." Auto-Restock is likely on and at least one component is at zero at the relevant location. Check each component's location-specific inventory.

"I just restocked everything and it's still sold out." The bundle's own Available Quantity may still be at zero. Restock the bundle directly in addition to the components.

"It was working, then suddenly stopped." A component likely sold out (especially if Auto-Restock is on), or the bundle hit its Available Quantity limit.