How to Enable Product Filtering in a Mix & Match Bundle Editor

When a Mix & Match Bundle contains many products, enabling product filtering can help customers quickly find products by price, category, material, or other criteria.

uShopAid reads the filters configured in Shopify’s official Search & Discovery app.

Requirements for Product Filtering

Before enabling product filtering, make sure:

• The Product list Source type is set to Collection
• Only one Collection is selected
• All products available in the Product list belong to that Collection
• The required filters are configured in Shopify Search & Discovery
• Enable filtering is turned on in uShopAid

If your Bundle products are not currently in the same Collection, create a new Shopify Collection and add all eligible products to it first.

Step 1: Prepare a Collection for Your Bundle Products

If all products are already included in the same Shopify Collection, you can skip this step.

If the products are currently in different Collections:

1. Go to your Shopify admin.
2. Navigate to Products → Collections.
3. Create a new Collection.
4. Add all products that should be available in the Bundle.
5. Save the Collection.

Step 2: Set the Product List Source to Collection

Return to uShopAid and open the Mix & Match Bundle you want to edit.

1. Go to Products & Layout.
2. Select the relevant Product list in the left panel.
3. Open General in the right settings panel.
4. Find the product source settings.
5. Set Source type to Collection.
6. Select the Collection containing all eligible Bundle products.
7. Make sure only one Collection is selected.

📷 INSERT IMAGE HERE — Set Source type to Collection and select one Collection

Step 3: Enable Product Filtering in uShopAid

After selecting the Product list:

1. Open General in the right settings panel.
2. Expand Advanced.
3. Turn on Enable filtering.
4. Customize the button label under Filter button text.

For example, you can use Filter or translate it to match your store language.

📷 INSERT IMAGE HERE — Enable filtering under the Product list’s Advanced settings

Once enabled, a Filter button will appear above the Product list on the Bundle page.

📷 INSERT IMAGE HERE — Filter button displayed above the Product list

Step 4: Open Shopify Search & Discovery

Next, configure the filters that customers can use.

1. Return to your Shopify admin.
2. Open the Search & Discovery app.
3. Go to Filters.

📷 INSERT IMAGE HERE — Open Search & Discovery from Shopify admin

If your store has not installed Search & Discovery, install Shopify’s official Search & Discovery app from the Shopify App Store first.

Step 5: Add Filters in Search & Discovery

In Search & Discovery → Filters:

1. Click Add filter.
2. Select the filters you want customers to use.
3. Save your changes.

Available filters depend on your Shopify product data and store configuration. Examples may include:

• Price
• Category
• Product type
• Vendor
• Availability
• Jewelry material
• Product options
• Product metafields

📷 INSERT IMAGE HERE — Filters page in Shopify Search & Discovery

Step 6: Preview Product Filtering on the Bundle Page

After completing the settings, return to the uShopAid editor or open the Bundle page.

Check that:

• The Filter button appears above the Product list
• Clicking the button opens the filtering panel
• The filters configured in Search & Discovery are displayed
• The Product list updates correctly after applying a filter
• Filtering works correctly on both desktop and mobile
• The Filter button text matches your store language

📷 INSERT IMAGE HERE — Customer filtering products on the Bundle page

Once everything works correctly, click Save in the upper-right corner of the Bundle editor.

How Product Filtering Works

uShopAid and Shopify Search & Discovery control different parts of the filtering experience:

• Product list → Source type: Uses one Collection as the Product list source
• uShopAid → Enable filtering: Displays the filtering feature on the Bundle page
• Filter button text: Customizes the Filter button label
• Search & Discovery → Filters: Determines which filters customers can use
• Shopify product data: Determines the available values within each filter

Frequently Asked Questions

Why Can’t I See or Use Enable Filtering?

First, check the Product list’s Source type.

Product filtering requires:

• Source type set to Collection
• Only one Collection selected

If the Product list uses another source type or multiple Collections, filtering cannot be enabled correctly.

What If My Bundle Products Are Not in the Same Collection?

Create a new Collection in Shopify, then:

1. Add all eligible Bundle products to the Collection.
2. Return to uShopAid.
3. Set the Product list Source type to Collection.
4. Select the new Collection.
5. Turn on Enable filtering.

Why Are the Filters I Need Not Displayed?

Go to:

Shopify Search & Discovery → Filters

Check whether the required filter has been added and saved.

uShopAid reads the filters configured in Search & Discovery. Filters are not created separately in the uShopAid Bundle editor.

Why Are Some Filter Values Missing?

Filter values come from your Shopify product data.

For example, if you want customers to filter products by material, make sure the relevant products contain the appropriate material information, product option, category attribute, or metafield value.

Why Are Some Products Missing from the Bundle?

Check that:

• The product has been added to the Collection used by the Product list
• The product is active and available
• The Collection has been saved
• The correct Collection is selected in uShopAid
• The product matches any filters currently applied

Setup Summary

1. Create or prepare a Shopify Collection.
2. Add all eligible Bundle products to that Collection.
3. Set the Product list Source type to Collection.
4. Select one Collection as the data source.
5. Turn on Enable filtering.
6. Customize the Filter button text.
7. Configure filters in Shopify Search & Discovery.
8. Preview the filtering experience on the Bundle page.
9. Save the Bundle.

Updated on: 22/07/2026