Shopify Flow is an ecommerce automation platform that enables you to automate tasks and processes within your store and across your apps.
We recently switched to shopify from another platform and am having a hard time figuring out inventory management. We run a one of a kind store with over 250 new pieces (all one of a kind) every month. With that kind of inventory level I need a way to automatically archive products that are sold out. This seems like it should be a very easy thing to do, but I am going crazy trying to figure out how to do this. Should this not be a 1 click fix from shopify?
In addition to that the product filters feature is maddening. I can create a collection with everything that has 0 inventory. I thought to do that and just archive items daily from that collection, but I was unable to apply any filters once I select the collection. I was going to select my archive collection and then filter by status to give me all of the active listings and in a couple of clicks archive them all.
Please any help on this would be greatly appreciated.
Did you solve this problem now?
no, i made a crazy work around where I did an auto collection for 0 quantity, then I go in and tag the whole collection, then I search that tag with the active status and archive all of those. Its a 3 step process for what should be an automated thing.
Go to products - filter active only - sort by low inventory - select all 0 quantity items - archive. Easier than creating collections.
We have 600 to 1000 unique items monthly. We need to have an option to auto archive 0 quantity items. Not a big ask at all. Make it happen Shopify. eBay has been doing it for a couple decades.
This is what I've been doing too. Any updates on if there's a one click solution yet?
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