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# Set Up Order Bundling

When creating an order automation with Shopify, use the **Enable bundling** feature to add a waiting period before Funnelish sends the order to Shopify.&#x20;

This short delay gives customers a bit of time to review your upsell and downsell pages before completing a purchase. If the customer adds an item to the cart, they can send the entire bundle to Shopify in one go. That extra time improves the customer experience. It's also good for business.&#x20;

### Enable bundling

1. On the Create a new automation page, switch the **Enable bundling** toggle to the On position.
2. Enter a figure (minutes) in the **Wait at least** field. We suggest a number of between 5-7 minutes.
3. Click **Save changes**.

* Read the [next article](/integrations/shopify/setting-up-order-notes.md) to add notes and attributes to your orders.

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