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 individu...

You must enable inventory at the location level before you can begin to associate products with inventory.  For more information about configuring your inventory with category tags to differentiate between the quantities available for differ...

Unified Commerce 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 Promise inventory type. Qua...

Segmentation brings more flexibility to inventory management, allowing each inventory record to be separated into different tags to indicate that portions of its total quantity are intended for different channels, customer groups, fulfillment meth...

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 inven...

Because they are composed differently than standard products and configurable products with options, it is important to keep the following details in mind when dealing with product bundles and product extras inventory.  Bundled Inventory Bu...

As a standalone solution, Kibo eCommerce allows you to manually adjust the on-hand quantity using the following two modes. Add:  This mode allows you to increment the on-hand quantity by the value you enter, either positively or negatively...

By default, items will not be fulfilled without sufficient on-hand quantities. However, you can override this default behavior for a specific location, which allows you to fulfill items even without sufficient on-hand quantities. Note that changes...

When a product goes out of stock, you can select various out of stock behaviors. Because you can have different out of stock behaviors for each product, you must select this behavior on a per product basis. Note that changes to these settings ma...

Refer to the following examples for some common inventory workflow scenarios. Back Ordering The following example shows a situation in which you want to track negative inventory quantities in order to keep your inventory totals accurate at the e...