Configure Inventory

You must enable inventory at the location level before you can begin to associate products with inventory. 

Enable Inventory

You must enable inventory support for one or more of your locations and then enable products for stock tracking before you can create inventory records and set quantities. 

To enable inventory support for a location:

1. Go to Main > Orders > Locations.
2. Click a location to open its configuration details.
3. Under the Location section, enable Location supports inventory.

   

4. (Optional) Decide whether you want to Allow fulfillment without stock on hand.
   This allows you to fulfill orders without sufficient on-hand quantities. This is useful if you want to mark items as fulfilled before entering newly arriving stock quantities in Kibo eCommerce. Refer to Fulfill Items Without Sufficient Stock for more information.
5. Click Save.

To enable inventory for a product in the catalog:

1. Go to Main > Catalog > Products.
2. Click a product to open its configuration details.
3. Go to Product Editor > Inventory and enable Track stock level.
4. Click Save.

Note that if you click Manage Inventory in the product configurations shown above, you will be taken to the Inventory UI filtered to that product. If it's a configurable product with options, then the base product code will be used. 

Create Inventory Records

You can create inventory records and set quantities from the Inventory UI.

1. Go to Main > Orders > Inventory.
2. Click Create New Inventory. This will add an empty row to the table.

   

3. Enter a product code and select a location, then enter the On Hand and any other inventory values you want to include such as LTD, Floor, or Safety Stock. The below example shows a basic inventory record without additional granular inventory fields or tags.
4. Click Save.

Adjust Inventory Quantities

You can adjust the On Hand, LTD, Floor, and Safety Stock quantity of existing inventory records at any time. 

1. Go to Main > Orders > Inventory.
2. Either select the Location Name from the drop-down menu or enter a Product Code to view inventory levels.
3. Expand the actions menu on the far right of an inventory row and click Edit. This will make the fields editable for you to enter a new quantity.
   • Note that if the inventory record includes granular fields or tagged inventory, the On Hand total cannot be edited at the top level. You must update the quantity for a specific granular field or tag instead.
4. Click Save.

Click Delete in the actions menu if you want to completely remove a record instead. If the inventory record includes granular fields or segmented tags, they will be removed as well.