Bundles are now called “Pakete” in German

New

• “Paket” instead of “Bundle” in German. A product made up of other products is now consistently called Paket across the German interface: as the product type in inventory, in the Paket-Bestandteile section, in the automatic package-price calculation and in the help articles. The help center and the AI assistant already used that word — the product now matches. If you keep saying “Bundle”, the assistant still understands you. The English interface keeps saying Bundle.

• Location groups are “Pakete” in German. Several rooms marketed together now read “Paket” in German: Buchbar als Paket, Paketpreis, Paket-Optionen. Nothing changes in how they work.

• Excel import: template says “Paket”. In the German product template the type is now Paket, so is the bundle-flag column, and the second sheet is called Rezeptur & Pakete. Older files that still use Bundle or the sheet “Rezeptur & Bundles” import exactly as before — no changes needed on your side. The English template is unchanged.

• The plan is called “Tarif”. In German billing texts, help articles and the website, “Paket” was sometimes used for the subscription plan. To keep “Paket” unambiguous, the plan is now called “Tarif” everywhere (and credit purchases “Aufladung”).