Shopify Multi-Location Inventory: What does it mean for your business, orders, & fulfillments?
Shopify multi-location inventory. The biggest game-changing feature we can see coming is for omnichannel retailers that have both online and POS...
Influencers, wholesale & more
Inventory effective & expiration datesNo more spreadsheets required
Multi-status, multi-location inventoryWarehouses, stores, and channels
Fulfillment holds & order editsAuto-hold on new CX ticket
Automate fulfillment rulesBundles, marketing SKUs, and more
Influencers, wholesale & more
Inventory effective & expiration datesNo more spreadsheets required
Multi-status, multi-location inventoryWarehouses, stores, and channels
Fulfillment holds & order editsAuto-hold on new CX ticket
Automate fulfillment rulesBundles, marketing SKUs, and more
Inventory, fulfillments, and refunds will need to have a location ID. ChannelApe will by default choose the lowest ID location for your store.
As a leading Shopify Technology Partner working with High Growth Direct to Consumer Brands, ChannelApe has had numerous conversations with our Clients and they all have the same question.
It goes something like this, “I have three storefronts and I would like to manage inventory levels in all three and ship orders from the closest location to my Customer. ” “Can I manage Multi-Location Inventory within Shopify?”
Surprisingly up until now this was not an option within Shopify. Our Ecommerce customers needed to build some custom applications or use an expensive Distributed Order Management System to manage multiple locations.
ChannelApe is rolling out their platform upgrades to coincide with Shopify Multi-Location Inventory update scheduled for July 1st, 2018. Shopify’s initial roll out will include support for multiple POS locations, giving merchants visibility into each store locations inventory levels.
If you don’t know what multi-location inventory is with Shopify, you can likely ignore this message. The deployment is expected to go live on Thursday 06/28/2018 as we are currently waiting on Shopify to migrate permissions before we can deploy our new integration.
Inventory, fulfillments and refunds will need to have a location ID. ChannelApe will by default choose the lowest ID location for your store which is what Shopify has been doing for the last 6 months.
If you do need to change this, you’ll be able to pick a location from a dropdown. (We suggest reaching out to your customer success manager before doing this unless you understand the implication)
If you have any questions, please feel free to reply to this email to talk to our customer success team, otherwise you should expect your integration to work exactly the same as it has up to this week.
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