Global expansion, localizing content, and selling in multiple currencies and languages
hi all,
I have a Shopify Plus store with Shopify Payments and Markets. The inventory comes from different locations:
Let's say I have a product "Sweater" with the following inventory:
This means that in the US, I will always have 3 units available, in Italy, I will have 7 units (the sum of IT and RoW), while in any other country, I will have 5 units available.
I understand that I need to create 3 different locations, but I'm not sure how to set it up so that if a customer connects from the US, they will see that product and be able to purchase a maximum of 3 units, from Italy a maximum of 7 units, and so on.
thanks!
Hi @mattomic
Great question, and I see exactly what you're trying to do—setting up location-based inventory so customers see the correct stock levels depending on where they’re shopping from. Let’s break it down step by step so you can get this working smoothly.
Since you’re using Shopify Plus with Shopify Payments and Markets, your goal is to make sure customers see only the available inventory based on their location. Shopify does support multiple locations, but by default, it doesn’t dynamically sum up inventory across multiple locations for a single market. However, you can configure it properly using Shopify’s Markets & Inventory settings.
Set Up Your Locations Correctly
Manage Inventory by Market
Adjust Inventory Prioritization
Shopify allows prioritization of fulfillment locations. Since Italy should pull inventory from both IT and RoW, do this:
If you want to restrict customers from ordering more than the available stock in their region, you might need a Shopify Plus script or a third-party app like Mechanic. But Shopify’s default inventory management should already prevent overselling per location.
Let me know if you need extra help. Just let me know ASAP. Thanks!
Daisy.
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