Where: the Bundle information card, on the bundle's edit page.

This is the name you give the bundle inside the app. It's required, and it can be up to 255 characters — if you leave it empty, you'll get a validation error asking you to fill in "Bundle internal name."

If your bundle creates its own Shopify product (a Physical or Shopify bundle), this exact name is used, verbatim, as that product's title in Shopify. There's a separate "Bundle product title" field on the bundle's own product page that controls what shoppers see as the widget's heading on that page — but it does not rename the underlying Shopify product. If you want the product title in Shopify to read differently than what shoppers see in the widget, expect that mismatch: the Shopify product title always follows the Bundle internal name.

The Bundle internal name field is greyed out when you're editing the non-primary (B) variant of a running A/B test — it's one of the fields shared across the test and only editable on the primary (A) variant.

Where: the Bundle type card → product-page settings (not the Bundle information card, even though it's easy to go looking for it there).

This checkbox is never locked and can be toggled at any time. Ticking it sends the bundle product's variants to Shopify with no compare-at price, so the shopper sees only the bundle price with no crossed-out amount beside it. If you toggle this setting and the product page doesn't behave the way you expect, note exactly what you see and contact support — this is a case worth them capturing precisely.

If you're looking for the setting that decides whether a bundle gets its own Shopify product page (Widget-only vs. Physical vs. Shopify), that checkbox is not on this card. It lives on the Bundle type card, and it comes with an important caveat: that choice is made once, while you're creating the bundle, and can't be changed afterward on a saved bundle. See the article on choosing a bundle structure and bundle type for the full detail on that lock and how to work around it.