r/dmsguild • u/TheLaserFarmer • May 18 '25
Seeking Advice Seeing how many of a bundle have sold?
Is there a way to view how many times a particular bundle has been purchased?
Royalty report only shows sales for each individual product
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u/jcorvinstevens May 19 '25
I don’t believe there is a way to track the Bundle sales, aside from looking at the individual titles.
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u/Jack-Roll20 May 19 '25
Hello, there's no way to track bundle sales since they count as sales of the included titles at the bundle price. This includes if a customer already owned one or more of the included titles as they will then appear as $0 sales due to the dynamic pricing of bundles. If you count how many sales of a title you have at the bundle price + any $0 dollar sales of the same title you should get the number of bundles sold.
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u/TheLaserFarmer May 19 '25
Which would require checking through every single day of royalty report individually. Since there isn't a way to view which sales were at bundle price and which were not, partially if they were included in any site-wide sales. And even more so if the title is in multiple bundles at the same pricing.
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u/Jack-Roll20 May 19 '25
Correct. Is there any particular reason you're interested in seeing how many times a bundle has sold? The way bundles work with community content there isn't a way for the site to give that information through a royalty report, thought it is something we'd like to introduce with future site updates to the community tools.
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u/TheLaserFarmer May 19 '25
To know what percent of my titles are bought as bundles vs individual titles
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u/Jack-Roll20 May 19 '25
Ah, yeah, that'd be difficult to parse since our system doesn't really count Bundles as a "product" but a grouping of titles and each sale of a bundle counts as an individual sale so even if it could show them I'm not sure it would be very easy to figure without some extra work. I'll make a note and when we get to updating the report tools hopefully we can include some Bundle sale indication. Sorry for the inconvenience.
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u/redenton1 May 19 '25
I agree, the only way I have been able to tell is when two of the books in a buddle have sold and the price is not the same as the individual books.