Inventory

You can manage product inventory in Admin, which allows you to associate products with inventory and track quantities for your products. The products' storefront behavior can then be selected based on whether inventory exists for each indivi...

The Real-Time Inventory Service (RIS) provides accurate and real-time inventory visibility to your e-commerce site, using a single source of truth to reflect inventory availability. An accurate inventory picture is essential to minimize order canc...

The Kibo Composable Commerce Platform (KCCP) allows you to track different inventory quantities for your products. This guide defines the quantity types, explains how they're calculated, and provides more details about the Future Available to Pr...

You must enable inventory at the location level before you can begin to associate products with inventory.  Note that changes to these settings may not immediately take effect when processing orders. It may take up to 15 minutes for up...

When enabled, future inventory is used to calculate the total amount that is "available to promise." This allows you to allocate against future inventory at the location level (as well as at the tag  level if applicable). This calculation...

While the default way to differentiate inventory levels is by UPC-Location (meaning the UPCs that are present at a specific location), you can use granular fields for more detailed tracking instead. They can also be used in combination with ...

Before ordering a product, a shopper may appreciate visibility as to when they would receive it. The Kibo Composable Commerce Platform can calculate accurate fulfillment dates for each product that allow you to offer promised dates to your s...

You can reserve inventory for products in a shopper's cart for a specified amount of time, during which the inventory will be allocated for that customer even if the order is not yet placed. This allows you to guarantee inventory for low inv...