DSers BOGO Offers
Sell the offer your customers want without piecing together its supplier items for every order. With DSers BOGO Mapping, you choose the supplier product, variant, and quantity for both the purchased item and the free gift. When that store offer is ordered, DSers uses the saved mapping to prepare the corresponding supplier items in Open Orders for your review and payment.
To a customer, “buy one, get one free” is one promotion. Behind that promise, the order may need two supplier items: the product they bought and the product they receive as a gift. Describe the offer clearly in your store's product information and use a descriptive variant name. DSers BOGO Mapping then connects that store variant to the supplier products required to fulfill it.
The gift can be a second unit of the same product or a complementary item. The store offer determines what customers see; the mapping specifies which supplier items and quantities DSers prepares after they place an order. That separates the promotion you sell from the products you source.
Your best gift may not come from the supplier that provides your main product. Select the appropriate supplier variant for each item, whether the products come from one supplier or different suppliers. For every supplier item, specify the variant and number of units required by one purchase of the offer.
For example, a lipstick can be paired with a lip liner from another supplier, while a “buy one, get one” offer on the same lipstick can use one supplier SKU with a quantity of two. The first setup needs separate supplier components; the second needs the correct combined quantity. Both keep the customer offer tied to the items you intend to source.
You may sell the same BOGO offer many times, but you should not have to decide how to source its gift for every sale. Once saved, the mapping can be applied whenever a customer orders the matching store variant. DSers prepares the configured supplier items and quantities together in Open Orders.
That gives your team a repeatable order workflow, even when the main product and gift come from different suppliers. Instead of piecing together separate product links and quantity notes, you can move straight to reviewing the prepared supplier items and placing the supplier orders.
Offer a second unit when customers may share or stock up, as with a matching candle. Offer a complementary gift when an accessory makes the main purchase more useful, such as an eyelash curler with mascara.
You can also vary the offer, such as buy two, get one free. Make the customer-facing terms clear in your store; the supplier mapping defines how many units of each item belong in the resulting order. This lets you change the promotional offer while keeping its fulfillment contents explicit.
In your store's product editor, make the product information clear about the purchased item and the gift. Use a descriptive variant name for the offer so you can identify it when setting up its supplier mapping in DSers.
In Advanced Mapping, choose the supplier product and variant for the purchased item and gift, then enter the quantity needed for each. If both use the same supplier SKU, set its combined quantity. Save and confirm the mapping for the store variant.
Once the offer is available in your store, a customer can order it. DSers then prepares the mapped supplier items in Open Orders. Review their variants and quantities, then place and pay for the supplier orders.
For detailed mapping controls, use the BOGO & Bundle Mapping Help Center guide.
Map the supplier products and quantities once. When the offer sells, DSers prepares the main item and gift together for order review.
DSers BOGO Mapping links a store offer to the supplier products, variants, and quantities needed for its purchased item and free gift. When a customer orders the mapped variant, DSers prepares those supplier components in Open Orders for review and payment.
Yes. In Advanced Mapping, the purchased item and gift can be connected to different supplier products. Choose the appropriate variant and quantity for each component.
If both items use the same supplier SKU, set the combined quantity for that SKU. You do not need a second mapping row for the identical supplier item.
No. Present the customer-facing offer in your store's product information. BOGO Mapping in DSers specifies the supplier items and quantities needed when a customer orders the mapped variant.
DSers applies the saved mapping to prepare the supplier items in Open Orders. Review the variants and quantities, then place and pay for the supplier orders.