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# Add to Cart

How Mimeeq turns configured products into WooCommerce cart items — bundles, modular products, and add-to-cart methods explained.

## Overview

Some products are simple — a customer picks some options, one item goes in the cart. But Mimeeq also supports more complex setups: a single configuration that should become several cart items, or a "bundle" made up of multiple parts sold together. This article explains how that's set up and what actually happens when it reaches WooCommerce.

**Where this gets configured:** the detailed bundle rules (what counts as a "component," how pricing splits, which WooCommerce products or variants map to which part) are set up **in your Mimeeq account**, not in WordPress. WordPress only needs one thing turned on to support any of it — see below.

> **Required first step:** turn on **"Enable advanced add-to-cart functionality for configured products"** under **WP Admin → Mimeeq → Extension Settings**. Without this, only simple single-product configurations work.

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## Two Kinds of Products, Two Kinds of Bundling

### Standard (Single) Products

If a bundle needs to be built out of otherwise-separate WooCommerce products, there are two ways Mimeeq can build it:

| Method           | What happens                                                                                                                                 |
| ---------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Cart Bundle**  | The bundle is put together on the fly, right when the customer adds it to the cart — no extra WooCommerce products are created ahead of time |
| **Admin Bundle** | A bundle product is created in WooCommerce ahead of time                                                                                     |

### Modular Products

Modular products are made of interchangeable parts (think: a sofa where the customer picks the frame, then the cushions, then the legs, each as its own "element"). Mimeeq supports four different ways to turn that into WooCommerce cart items:

| Method                             | What the customer's cart ends up with                                                 |
| ---------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Custom Product                     | One single product, with all the chosen elements recorded as details on that one line |
| WC All Elements as Single Items    | Every element becomes its own separate line in the cart                               |
| WC Single Bundle With All Elements | All the elements are grouped together as one bundle line                              |
| WC Custom Defined Logic            | A custom mix of the above, following rules you define in your Mimeeq account          |

> **Note:** only elements the customer actually sees on the finish screen are included. Anything marked "Hide on Finish Screen" (in Mimeeq) is left out.

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## Where the Detailed Rules Live

All of the following is configured **in your Mimeeq account** (not in WordPress):

1. Open the product in your Mimeeq account
2. Go to its **Pricing and Codes** tab
3. Find **Add to Cart Configuration**
4. Choose the bundling method and fill in its details (component names, prices, quantities, which existing WooCommerce product or variant each part maps to, and so on)

![Screenshot: Add to Cart Configuration section](https://621103948-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FsqWfi8ifBhTdkvf1vOlY%2Fuploads%2FbSldLHrW6Vqyd3MX5xUs%2F07-add-to-cart-methods-01-add-_1clj2c3.png?alt=media)

For the exact fields and options available on this screen, refer to Mimeeq's own help documentation — it may change independently of this WordPress plugin. As a rough guide, you'll typically be naming the bundle, deciding how its price is calculated (per-item Mimeeq pricing, or based on the WooCommerce product/variant price), and — for Cart/Admin Bundles — mapping each component to a WooCommerce product, variant, or a brand-new custom product created on the spot.

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## Related Articles

* [Admin Settings](/commerce-and-integrations/woocommerce/admin-settings.md)
* [Gutenberg Blocks & Elementor Widgets](/commerce-and-integrations/woocommerce/storefront-setup.md)
* [Custom Field Mappings](/commerce-and-integrations/woocommerce/custom-field-mappings.md)


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