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I have same product on two locations.
Im looking on how to use Shopify as my inventory system linked to Quickbooks.
So example if I sell beer and i have 100 cans on location and same beer 50 on location B.
So when a customer orders we will deliver the beer from whatever is the closest location and then the inventory must reflect that.
Because when i look at products i can only choose that product to be on one location, so i dont get how i can achieve above control.
I don't think there's a way to do this natively with Shopify but if you're open to using an app, Order Automator can do this.
The app is customizable, and I'm the lead developer so if you need help just message me or in the app support ask for Joe. We can create a custom rule based on your parameters to have orders / products automatically change location depending on the shipping address.
Thank you, I will have a look at your APP.
Its interesting that this feature might not exist as its very basic programming for SHOPIFY to be able to have same product and then stock levels on that product at several locations and upon fulfilling the order there could be a drop down where the person pressing that fulfilment button can choose where the products are fulfilled from and then the stock levels are updated on those locations.
@destileriabarak that you can do already - changing locations - here's how: https://help.shopify.com/en/manual/locations/managing-orders#changing-the-fulfillment-location
You had asked earlier about fulfilling from the closest location, that's a different challenge and not possible with Shopify without an app.
If you're not familiar with setting up locations, here's the documentation on that: https://help.shopify.com/en/manual/locations
Try setting up multiple locations, then do a test order and change the location, that may be sufficient for you. If your order volume is low or you have someone doing manual order management I think this solution would be perfect (and free :D).
Hhhhhmm I'd suggest one way is to use an inventory management tool like Stitch Labs and integrate it on Shopify using Cartrover, which will help you keep track of stock levels and automatically update when products are sold from one location. I remember my friend's furniture store - he sells the same mid-century pieces in the US - but in different states. But he eventually gave up cause it wasn't syncing well.
So he went for just creating a separate product listing for each location, and set the stock level to 0 when the product is sold out at that location. This will ensure that customers don't purchase products that are out of stock at a specific location.
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