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The Advanced Inventory extension for Magento 2 allows you to manage the stocks of different points of sale or warehouses through Magento 2 back-office.
Every time an order is placed through your website, it can be manually or automatically assigned to one or more warehouses or points of sale.
You can also follow in real-time the stock level of each point of sale or warehouse, the orders assignations, and anticipate if some restocking is needed.
With Advanced Inventory for Magento 2, any kind of scenario is possible. The module is easily configurable thanks to several setting options that correspond to the great majority of inventory management in real situations.
Advanced Inventory for Magento 2 is composed of a suite of performing tools for a better multi-stock management:
The extension is also totally compatible with Pickup@Store that allows you to enhance the current features and so deliver a seamless experience across all channels.
With both extensions combined together, the orders can be fulfilled:
Check how to build a strong online-to-offline retail with Pickup@Store.
Advanced Inventory for Magento 2 can be used in 6 steps defined below.
You can start with configuring your extension in a general way and according to your needs in:
Stores › Settings › ConfiguratioN › Wyomind › Advanced Inventory
The following settings are essential to configure the Advanced Inventory extension for Magento 2 according to your needs.
Automatic
No Assignation
One of your POS/WH
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<li>Out of Stock</li>
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With Advanced Inventory for Magento 2, you have the possibility to use some useful tools to save all the logs and the stock movements you have made.
var/log/advanced-inventory-dd-mm-YYYY.log
Now, you need to create your points of sale and/or warehouses. For this, click on Create new point of sale/warehouse from:
Sales › Point of Sale › Manage POS/WH
In the General Information tab, you can define an internal code for your warehouse/point of sale. Give it a name and a type of display among point of sale and warehouse:
Define where the point of sale is visible on the frontend:
Finally, give it a priority (the order of display is used for the point of sale display on the map and for the priority of the assignation rules) as well as a latitude and a longitude using Google map.
In the Address & Hours tab, define the address of the warehouse/point of sale. Add a phone number and an email address. Finally, add an image and specify the opening hours and lunch hours if this is a point of sale. Note that if you have filled in the email field, a copy of the email sent to the customer will also be sent to the store when the order is assigned to a point of sale/warehouse.
In the Store Views Selection tab, define for which store view(s) you want this warehouse/point of sale to be available. You can also make your warehouse/point of sale available for all store views.
In the Customer Group Selection tab, select the group(s) of customers that will be able to see that warehouse/point of sale. Here again, you can do what you want and decide to make that warehouse/point of sale available for retailers only or for all customer groups.
You have the possibility to define a description specific to the POS/WH as well as to enable a unique frontend page.
In the Store Locator page, you can use the global store description, or use a specific one for the POS/WH.
If you choose to use a template specific to the POS/WH, you have the possibility to add variables to the description.
You can also enable a unique Store page for the POS/WH.
Define your own URL key, for example, with italy-store, you'll be able to access the store page from:
https://www.yourstore.com/italy-store
Also, add the content of your choice. Note that HTML and CSS code are supported.
You can use below variables in the templates:
In the Inventory Settings subtab, you can enable the stock management for that POS/WH.
Then, you'll be able to define the assignation method you want to use between:
Advanced Inventory for Magento 2 offers you the possibility to notify by email the recipients, that is to say, the manager(s) of the point of sale. For that, you simply need to add the different email addresses separated with a comma.
You also get the link of a RSS feed that will include any product that shows low stock for that particular POS.
Finally, you can define Stock status messages to display on the product page. For example:
When the product is in stock:
Same day pickup
When the product is backorderable:
Available for Pickup in 2-3 days
When the product is out of stock:
No stock
Note that if the customer has selected a preferred store, this one will appear first in the list.
In the Default settings for products subtab, you'll also be able to define the default product settings for this stock.
You'll have the possibility to use the configuration settings for the backorder. If you don't, you'll have to define your own parameter for the backorder status between:
Finally, you'll be able to save and apply stock settings to all multi-stock products for this point of sale or warehouse.
For each store, you can define your own attributes in order to customize the store page as you want.
For this, go to:
Sales › Point Of Sale › POS / WH Attributes
Click on Add a new attribute.
This works the same way than product attributes.
The attribute can be:
Note that the attribute code will be generated automatically from the attribute label.
Once saved, a notification displays and the attribute is listed in the grid.
Once created, the attributes will be displayed in the Additional information tab of each point of sale.
Then, they can be used in the description template for the store locator and in the template for the point of sale page.
One of the most important features of Advanced Inventory for Magento 2 is to manage stocks.
A tool named Stock movement journal will help you to see if all your changes have been made. This includes changes made by any user, customer, or via the external API.
You should find a list of all the actions that have been made in:
Sales › Point of sale › Stock movement journal
For example, on the above screenshot, we can see that the Admin named Jon has edited a product page (product id = 2) and changed the quantity for the product in a point of sale/warehouse (id = 541) from 0 to 10 units.
Advanced Inventory for Magento 2 allows you to manage your stocks according to 4 different ways:
Stocks for each point of sale can be visible on the Magento 2 front-office product page directly.
The display of these stocks will depend on the configuration of each point of sale (which store view and customer group is linked to it) and also from which store view the customer is looking at the product page.
To display the stocks on your product frontend page, you need to go to the file:
Magento2/vendor/magento/module-catalog/view/frontend/templates/product/view/form.phtml
And add the following script:
<?php $this->getLayout()->createBlock('\Wyomind\AdvancedInventory\Block\Catalog\Product\Stock')->output($_product); ?>Advanced Inventory for Magento 2 allows you to manage your stocks from the product grid in:
Products › Inventory › Stocks
The product grid displays the quantity available for each product.
To enable or disable multi-stock, you can either tick the products you want and choose Enable multi-stock or Disable multi-stock from the Actions dropdown or select the option you want for each product by clicking on the dropdown in the last column of the grid.
If you decide to enable multi-stocks, you will be able to enter the number of items in each point of sale or warehouse directly from the grid. The Qty column will then be adjusted according to the number of products in each point of sale and warehouse. Note that by selecting Disable multi-stock, you won't be able to manage your stocks.
Depending on your stock configuration for each product, you may see orange notifications below the quantity of a point of sale/warehouse.
You can also filter by store view. For example, if you choose the FR store view, you'll see only the point(s) of sale linked to that store view and the product quantity of the FR store view.
You can also manage your stocks for each point of sale at the product level. To have access to the back-office product page, you can either go to:
Products › Inventory › Catalog or to Products › Inventory › Stocks
Choose a product and click on Edit. You will have the possibility to manage stocks directly by clicking on Advanced Inventory subtab (under the quantity of the product) then in the Wyomind Advanced Inventory section.
To manage your stocks, define Manage local stock on YES.
Now you can manage your stocks for each point of sale or warehouse:
When stock management is enabled, you can define the product stock for each point of sale. You have also the possibility not to use default settings. If you untick that box, you have the choice between 3 options:
You also have the possibility to filter by store view. For example, if you choose the DE store view, you'll see only the point(s) of sale linked to that store view and the product quantity of the DE store view.
You may use a Web app or a software to manage your stocks. So that you can make the link between that tool and your Magento 2 instance, the Advanced Inventory extension allows you to use the RESTful API to manage your stocks.
You'll find the different methods that you can use in the webapi.xml file available in:
magento2/app/code/Wyomind/AdvancedInventory/etc
You will find examples of usage for the different methods in the Advancedinventory-apicall.php file available in:
magento2/app/code/Wyomind/AdvancedInventory
With Advanced Inventory for Magento 2, you can manage the stocks of each one of your products and on different levels.
There are several ways of enabling multi-stock for your products.
Select the products you want by ticking each product manually, choosing Select all or Select visible.
Then from the Actions dropdown at the top, select Enable multi-stock. Click on Submit and then don’t forget to Save all changes.
Choose a product and click on Edit. Under, the quantity of the product, click the Advanced Inventory link and then go to the Wyomind Advanced Inventory subtab. There, you can decide to Manage local stock.
You should see a column named Stocks in:
Products › Inventory › Catalog
In that column, you should see a link Show stock details which is displayed for all products in which multi-stock is enabled. If you click on that link, a tree-view is displayed and shows the total of items for each store view.
If the tree view is not displayed make sure the Stocks column is selected in the Columns dropdown.
Below is a concrete example:
Each point of sale or warehouse is linked to one or more store views:
For a product available in 3 points of sale:
You will get the following tree view:
Main Website
Main Website Store
DE Store View (6)
Germany Berlin Store (2)
United Kingdom London Store (4)
FR Store View (9)
French Paris Store (5)
United Kingdom London Store (4)
US Store View (11)
French Paris Store (5)
Germany Berlin Store (2)United Kingdom London Store (4)
Advanced Inventory for Magento 2 allows you to assign the orders in two different ways:
To manage the order assignations automatically, you need to define the Automatic assignation enabled option on Yes from:
Stores › Settings › Config › Wyomind › Advanced Inventory
Before anything, you must know that an order will be assigned to a pos or a warehouse according to these settings:
In order to manage the automatic assignations, 2 tools are essential. You can configure the assignation rules in the Inventory settings tab of a pos/wh so that the orders can be automatically assigned to a pos/wh depending on the area. Finally, you will be able to check to which pos/wh the orders have been assigned as well as to modify these assignations in the assignation table available in:
Sales › Operations › Orders
You should see a column named Assignation if you go to:
Sales › Operations › Orders
A notification is displayed in the box. It can be in a different color depending on the order assignation:
The assignation table will be displayed in any Order view page, or by clicking on a green or a red notification from the Assignation column in:
Sales › Operations › Orders
A popup window opens and displays an assignation table. That table will show the products of the order, the different points of sale/warehouses and the stock for each item.
Whenever you want, you can assign each product to one or more points of sale/warehouses (if you have enabled the Multiple assignation enabled option in Stores › Settings › Configuration › Wyomind › Advanced Inventory) or modify the automatic order assignation from that table.
You also have the possibility to automatically assign the items by clicking on Run automatic assignation. The products will then be automatically assigned to the points of sale/warehouses bringing together the more assignation criteria.
In the example above, you can see how many items must be assigned in the Qty column. The last line is in red because one item still must be assigned.
Some colors and symbols will help you to understand how the assignation table works:
The assignation rules allow you to automatically assign orders placed on your website to one or more points of sale. These rules allow you to define the geographical area that each one of your points of sale can cover. They are based on your customer's shipping address: code of the country and/or zip code and/or regional code.
In addition to the assignation rules, you need to have defined:
You need to define assignation rules for each point of sale or warehouse. For this, choose a point of sale and click on Edit from:
Sales › Point of Sale › Manage POS / WH
In the Inventory settings tab, make sure you have selected Assign orders depending on specific rules. Here you can write your own assignation rules using the same syntax as the Owebia Shipping extension (with their agreement).
By default, the assignation rules are defined on “*” which means that the point of sale/warehouse will manage orders from worldwide. If the field is empty, the pos/wh won't assign any order.
Below are some examples that you can use in the Assignation rules field:
By default:
*: Worldwide
For a whole country:
US(*): All United-States
UK(*): All United-Kingdom
FR(*): All France
For a specific region of a country:
US(CA): California / United-States
FR(75*): All French zip codes starting with 75 (Department of Paris)
DE(7*): All German zip codes starting with 7 (Region of Bade-Wurtemberg)
For many countries:
US,UK,CH,ES,IT: United-States, United-Kingdom, Switzerland, Spain, and Italy
You can subtract some regions. For example:
* - (CAN, US(CA,FL)): Worldwide except Canada, California and Florida
For flexible assignation rules, it is also possible to use regular expressions:
FR(/^75[0-9]+$/): Department of Paris (All French zip codes starting with 75 followed by numbers from 0 to 9)
With Magento 2 you can create a credit memo for any customer that wants to return products that have already been invoiced.
In that case, Advanced Inventory will allow you to return products to specific stocks directly when editing the credit memo in:
Sales › Operations › Orders
For example, a customer wants to return an item. When creating the credit memo, you'll be able to choose to which stock you want to return the item.
In the case where you have many items to restock, you'll be able to choose a different point of sale or warehouse for each item.
Now, you should see that the credit memo has been taken into account and the items have been returned to the point(s) of sale/warehouse(s) you've chosen if you check-in:
Sales › Point of Sale › Stock movement journal
With Advanced Inventory for Magento 2 you have the possibility to assign different rights to each admin user.
Let's imagine you have 6 points of sale managed by 3 store owners.
Each store owner manages 2 points of sale:
In a first time, you need to create a role in:
System › Permissions › User Roles
Define a name (ex: Manager) as well as the permissions associated with that role. You can choose the different permissions you want to assign to the role (for example not to allow the management of the permissions table for these users).
Then, create an admin user for each one of these managers in:
System › Permissions › All users
They can all be linked to the same role, for example, Manager.
You can assign permissions to each store manager so that they can all manage the points of sale they’re in charge of, from:
Sales › Point of Sale › Users permissions
To do so, simply tick the appropriate boxes for each manager.
By ticking the All box, the store owner will be able to manage all the points of sale and orders placed by customers.
If you tick Unassigned orders, the store owner will be able to manage all the orders that haven’t been assigned to a point of sale.
Now, if a store manager logs into the Magento 2 back-office, for example, Sarah. Among the orders placed by the customers, she'll be able to see, manage and change the number of items only assigned to the points of sale she manages: the Spanish and Italian points of sale.
As Advanced Inventory focuses on smart Magento stock management, it gives you many possibilities to manage your stores and drive online purchases from offline channels.
Indeed, a study from UPS revealed that nearly 40% of purchases are made through a combination of online and in-store activity, showing the importance of driving in-store users to visit the online store, and vice versa.
The main feature of Pickup@Store is to propose to your customers to come and pick up their orders from your points of sale. Using Advanced Inventory with Pickup@Store can help you to:
If you're looking for optimizing your supply chain management, you can have a look at the different possibilities you can achieve using both extensions at the same time.
Depending on the pickup location, the fee may not be the same for all your store pickup methods. You can then define a fee for each POS. For this, edit the POS from:
Sales › Point of Sale › Manage POS/WH
5.5
1440
2880
When customers select the pickup method, you have several possibilities to manage your stocks:
For each point of sale, you can then use the stocks of other warehouses. In that case, the selected warehouses will fulfill the orders and the point of sale will be a simple pickup location.
For this, check the Inventory Settings tab in the POS configuration from:
Sales › Point of Sale › Manage POS/WH
For each point of sale, you can use stocks of other warehouses instead. This is particularly useful when your pickup locations don't manage stocks.
When choosing the Use warehouses stocks, you can select the warehouses you want.
In our example, when customers select the above store for picking their order (USA Los Angeles Store), then the stocks of the USA Miami Store and/or USA San Francisco Store will be decreased.
You have the possibility to add a widget to let your customers select their preferred store.
For that, go to:
Content › Elements › Widgets
Click on Add Widget.
Select Preferred Store as type and choose your theme. Click on Continue.
Configure the Storefront Properties according to your needs and Add Layout Updates as in the example below.
Finally, choose the widget options. You have the choice between:
You can also choose to automatically select the nearest store if the customer doesn't have selected a preferred store.
When the widget is added, your customers will then have the possibility to choose their preferred store by clicking on Find a store from the top bar.
A popup should be displayed and list all available stores.
If enabled, geolocation can be used to propose the closest store and customers can also select their preferred store by clicking on Choose this store.
Once the store is selected, this will be displayed in the top bar.
This extension works with Magento Community Edition and also Magento Enterprise Edition. To know if Advanced Inventory is compatible with your Magento version, please check the Compatibility tab.
Find in the below comparison table, the differences between the Advanced Inventory extension and the MSI Suite.
| Advanced Inventory | MSI Suite | |
|---|---|---|
| Magento versions | <v2.3, >= v2.3 (MSI disabled) | >= v2.3 |
| Stock management by storeview | ||
| Manage product availability at the storeview level |
(default is by website) |
|
| Backorders management | ||
| Backorders at warehouse/store/source level | ||
| Additional fields (back-ordered qty and backorder date) | ||
| Stocks display | ||
| Stock grid display on the product page | ||
| Stock status message on the product page | ||
| Stock status message in the cart | ||
| Stock status message in the checkout | ||
| Stock status message in the order confirmation email | ||
| Fully customizable messages | ||
| Widget integration | ||
| Additional custom fields in the product/source management | ||
| Text field | ||
| Date field | ||
| Number field | ||
| Dropdown field | ||
| Yes/No field | ||
| Stock management improvements | ||
| Grid view management |
(qty only) |
(all inventory fields, |
| Tree view summary in the product grid | ||
| Order management improvements | ||
| Automatic assignation | ||
| Shipping address-based assignation rule | ||
| Warehouse fallback assignation rule | ||
| Sources minimizer algorithm | ||
| Permissions management for admin users | ||
| Order level | ||
| Inventory level | ||
| Source level | ||
| Product level | ||
Magento offers three variations of its product.
As their names have changed over the past few years, here is a recap:
There are some limitations with the Google Shopping API that allows to calculate the directions. Only the 24 closest locations can be calculated but all the points of sale will be displayed anyway in your Magento 2 online store.
With Advanced Inventory for Magento 2, the order will be automatically assigned depending on:
- the store-view from which the order is placed and the warehouse or point of sale assigned to that store-view
- the stock availability and specific settings (allow backorders or not)
- the delivery rules you have specified (delivery area for each warehouse/point of sale depending on the customer shipping address)
Advanced Inventory allows you to manage your stocks in different points of sale/warehouses from your Magento 2 backoffice.
The advantage of using Advanced Inventory with Pickup@Store is that you can offer your customers to pickup their orders in a store and manage the stocks of these pickup stores.
A license is valid for an unlimited period of time on one single installation
You can pre-register your live domain to your license in advance.
Thanks to this option, you'll be able to get the module ready to use on your domain before it goes live.
To pre-register your production domain:
One license is valid for an unlimited period of time on one installation only. However, it is possible to extend or transfer your license in 2 cases:
To be able to use Advanced Inventory on both your production and testing environments, follow the instructions below:
In order to download Advanced Inventory, log into your Wyomind account:
A new window opens.
Only the latest extension version released within your Support & Upgrade period is available. In order to get the very latest extension version make sure your Support & Upgrade plan is up to date.
When purchasing a module from wyomind.com, you benefit from 12 months of upgrade. Within this period you can at any time download the latest version of the module directly from your account.
To upgrade Advanced Inventory, follow the steps below:
You can install Advanced Inventory manually.
bin/magento setup:upgrade If you are using a production mode, execute also:
bin/magento setup:static-content:deploy bin/magento setup:di:compile You can install Advanced Inventory using Composer software in two cases:
composer config repositories.wyomind composer https://repo.wyomind.com composer require wyomind/advancedinventorybin/magento setup:upgrade bin/magento setup:static-content:deploy bin/magento setup:di:compileTo uninstall Advanced Inventory, start with disabling the extension running the following command:
bin/magento module:disable Wyomind_AdvancedInventoryThen, you have 2 ways to uninstall the extension depending on how the extension has been previously installed:
Run the advancedinventory-uninstall.sh file (you can find it in the extension zip folder) from your Magento root directory:
sh advancedinventory-uninstall.shRun the below command line:
composer remove wyomind/advancedinventoryOnce the uninstallation is over, refresh your cache and enable the compiler back again (if you use it).
You can install Advanced Inventory via Web Setup Wizard if you purchased it from Magento Marketplace only.
To know how to proceed, all steps are described in the link below:
http://docs.magento.com/m2/ce/user_guide/system/component-manager.html
Next step is to activate your license:
Extension activation
To be able to use the Advanced Inventory extension on Magento 2.3, you need to disable all MSI modules as it is not 100% compatible.
To do this, you can have a look at the following Magento documentation: https://devdocs.magento.com
Once Advanced Inventory is installed, you have to activate the license. For previous versions, you can activate the license from your back-office:
<?php
return array(
'backend' => array(
'frontName' => 'admin'
),
'crypt' => array(
'key' => '1e8f3c6772b7a6a6689c3c8cefa4ccf0'
),
/* ... */
)
?>
Add another domain to your license
To activate the license on another domain (test, staging...):
Note that the order in which you activate your license on your domains does not matter. You can start with your staging/dev/local environment or with your live domain, the process will be the same.
Also, if you have loads of staging domains, or if you are an agency managing load of domains for your customers, please contact us so that we can automatically whitelist these domains.Once Advanced Inventory is installed, you have to activate the license.
For this, you can use the below command line (change the Activation key with the corresponding value):
bin/magento wyomind:license:activate Wyomind_AdvancedInventory <YOUR_ACTIVATION_KEY>To retrieve the list of all the available modules as well as the licenses status, please use:
bin/magento wyomind:license:statusAmong the different status, you can find:
To activate several licenses at the same time, use:
bin/magento wyomind:license:activate \
Wyomind_Extension1,Wyomind_Extension2 \
ACTIVATION_KEY_1,ACTIVATION_KEY_2or:
bin/magento wyomind:license:activate \
Extension1,Extension2 \
ACTIVATION_KEY_1,ACTIVATION_KEY_2With the Advanced Inventory extension for Magento 2, while creating your stores from:
Sales › Point of Sale › Manage POS/WH
You have the choice between two types of display. In order to configure your Magento 2 shop, you need to understand what's the difference between both statuses:
In order to use Advanced Inventory, you need to have a Google API key filled in the extension's settings.
To create an API key:
- Maps JavaScript API
- Geocoding API
- Distance Matrix API
- Directions API
In a general point of view and for the smooth functionning of assignations with Advanced Inventory for Magento 2, there are several things to take into account.
- One or more store views assigned (Store Views selection tab)
- One or more customer groups assigned (Customer group Selection tab)
- Assignation rules based on shipping address (Inventory Settings tab)
The assignation is then taken into account according to the following settings:
The template which allows the Point of Sale map to display is easy to modify with basic PHP and HTML skills.
The Point of Sale template is found by default in:
app/code/Wyomind/Pointofsale/view/frontend/pointofsale.phtml
All the CSS styles and associated images required to display the Point of Sale map are in:
app/code/Wyomind/Pointofsale/view/frontend/web
To translate the wording on the Point of Sale map either use the on-line Magento 2 translation tool or, copy and translate the translation files available in:
app/code/Wyomind/Pointofsale/i18n/en_US.csv
Imagine you want the US point of sale to manage only orders from USA.
You can simply manage this in:
Sales › Point of Sale › Manage POS/WH
US(*)
An American customer (general customer group) places an order with one product (in stock in the US store) from the US store view.
=> The order should be automatically assigned to the US store
You can see all the actions that cause modifications on stocks directly in the stock movement journal for example any quantity change caused by orders placed or credit memo created.
To benefit from this option, you must have enabled Enable the stock movement journal in the System tab and have defined the history lifetime in days from:
Stores › Settings › Config › Wyomind › Advanced Inventory
In the same tab, you can also enable the log file that will allow you to retrieve the info concerning the orders assignation process in var/log/advanced-inventory-dd-mm-YYYY.log.
The template of your points of sale that is displayed in www.yourwebsite.com/pointofsale can be easily modified in:
Stores › Settings › Configuration › Wyomind › Point of Sale
In the Settings tab, you'll be able to manage the template of your points of sale according to your needs.
There's already a default template that you can modify by adding, removing or moving any available variable in the order you want.
After having cleared caches (if used), the new template should be displayed according to your configuration in the frontend page where the Google map is displayed.
You also have a glimpse of what will be displayed in the frontend page directly in the list of points of sale in:
Sales › Point of Sale › M anage POS/WH
You need to go to:
Stores › Settings › Configuration › Wyomind › Point of Sale
There you will be able to define your own time format with the help of the table displayed below.
You need to check that the Stocks column is ticked from the Columns dropdown in the case where you don't see the stocks of your products in:
Products › Inventory › Catalog
A new column should be added to the grid.
With Advanced Inventory for Magento 2, if you click on Show stock details, a treeview should expand and show stocks for each store view and associated points of sale/warehouses.
You will be able to modify the display of the Google map in the file:
app/code/Wyomind/Pointofsale/view/frontend/web/css/pointofsale.css
For example:
#pointofsale_box #map_canvas_pointofsale {
height:400px;
width:48%;
border:2px solid grey ;
float:left
}Choose a point of sale/warehouse and click on Edit in:
Sales › Point of Sale › Manage POS/WH
In the Inventory settings tab, define the Default settings for products option on Enabled or Disabled and tick the Save and apply box.
Click on Save .
The quantity management for all the products in the point of sale you've just edited is now enabled or disabled in:
Products › Inventory › Stocks
You can easily replace km with miles by editing the following file:
app/code/Wyomind/Pointofsale/view/frontend/web/js/pointofsale.js
In line 181, replace:
unitSystem: google.maps.UnitSystem.METRICwith:
unitSystem: google.maps.UnitSystem.IMPERIALAdvanced Inventory allows you to display the stocks for each point of sale on your Magento 2 product pages.
You can easily add the following line of code to the /vendor/magento/module-catalog/view/frontend/templates/product/view/form.phtml file:
<?php
echo $this->getLayout()->createBlock('\Wyomind\AdvancedInventory\Block\Catalog\Product\Stock')->output($_product);
?>This can be placed elsewhere on the page by amending the .phtml template.
For example, you want to translate some expressions for the French store view.
Go to your Magento 2 root directory. Copy the csv file under app/code/Wyomind/Pointofsale/i18n/en_US.csv to app/code/Wyomind/Pointofsale/i18n/fr_FR.csv (or to the language you want).
In that file, you can add some entries and translations. For example:
"First name","Prénom"
"Last name","Nom"
....
Here is below an example of a translation CSV file.
You could also use the Translate Inline tool available in Magento 2:
Stores › Settings › Configuration › Advanced › Developer › Translate Inline
Advanced Inventory allows you to display the stock status message of your points of sale in the Magento 2 frontend product pages.
You can easily add the below codes in:
/vendor/magento/module-catalog/view/frontend/templates/product/view/form.phtml
<?php echo $block->getLayout()->createBlock('\Wyomind\AdvancedInventory\Block\Catalog\Product\Stock')->output($_product); ?><?php echo $block->getLayout()->createBlock('\Wyomind\AdvancedInventory\Block\Catalog\Product\Stock')->output($_product,"message"); ?><?php echo $block->getLayout()->createBlock('\Wyomind\AdvancedInventory\Block\Catalog\Product\Stock')->output($_product); ?>
<?php echo $block->getLayout()->createBlock('\Wyomind\AdvancedInventory\Block\Catalog\Product\Stock')->output($_product,"message",false); ?>
You have the possibility to edit the display of the tooltip from:
Advanced/Inventory/Block/Catalog/Product/Stock.php
At line 159, 2 properties can be edited:
Choose a product and click on Edit from:
Product › Inventory › Catalog
In the Advanced Settings tab and Advanced Inventory subtab, you can enable multi-stock.
When stock management is enabled for a point of sale or warehouse, you have many possibilities:
When stock management is disabled, the product is considered as in stock in the frontend. The total of items will remain on 0 units.
Advanced Inventory for Magento 2 gives you the possibility to be notified when stocks levels of your products are low.
For that, choose a point of sale or a warehouse and click on Edit from :
SAles › Point of Sale › Manage POS/WH
In the Inventory Settings tab, you will find a link for Low stock notification feed.
By clicking on the link, you should be able to see all low stock products for that particular point of sale or warehouse.
So that your points of sale can be visible on the Google map in the frontend, you need to take into account several things:
This issue may be due to a problem during the installation process.
You will be able to fix it by following these steps:
Be careful, that entry depends on your extension. For example, if you have the extension called Simple Google Shopping, you should delete Wyomind_SimpleGoogleShopping.
If you are working on Magento 2.0.x, you'll have to rename:
Wyomind\AdvancedInventory\view\adminhtml\ui_component\sales_order_grid_Mage_2.0.xml
into:
Wyomind\AdvancedInventory\view\adminhtml\ui_component\sales_order_grid.xml
If you have no possibility to manage your product stocks and none of your points of sale/warehouses is displayed in:
Products › Inventory › Stocks
As well as in:
Sales › Point of Sale › Users Permissions
You can check in the Inventory settings tab of the configuration of your point of sale that the Stock management is enabled.
Shiva
Used to handle multiple stock accross multiple locations and it works great! have been able to handle it nicely with different delivery estimates and it works nice and was quite easy to setup. 5 stars
Matt
This module has worked wonders for us along with the Mass Stock Update module. Highly recommend.
Quan
This is a great extension that we have literally used for years! It does exactly what we expected it to do to assist with managing a global catalog.
Hakan VAR
I am using advanced inventory for my 10 shops integration. I am happy to use it. Wyomind extensions doing their jobs best but customer support/problem fixing should be better. I am also using Data Feed Manager. That extension also must be. We dont need any any other bridge uploading products or updating stocks at marketplaces
Piotr
Extension works as expected.
Liam Mitchell
This extension does exactly what it needs to and is easy to set up.
Davide
We needed a module to implement a multiple stock scenario in our client's Magento 2.2 site and this extension perfectly met our needs.
John
We used this extension for one of our clients and they're happy with this extension's features it's also supported with the one-step checkout extensions. The extension also provides good support. Their user experience is good but you can also further customize it as per your brand needs.
ELECTRICAS
Our project was stuck because we took a bad decision when choosing a web development agency. After solving several issues, we noticed that Magento 1 is not able to work natively with multiple warehouses, but fortunatelly we found Advanced Inventory extension. Wyomind provided a clean and professional installation service. We also received an excellent and fast response from support team when we needed.
DLow
Very happy with the extension and support has been great
Rafael Sampaio
We use several products from Wyomind for years. They are really excellent! The Advanced Inventory is really powerful, and so we are really able to give an omnichannel experience for our costumers. We recommend Wyomind for anyone who need a great Magento partner.
chris
I have many of Wyomind's Magento 2 extensions. Advanced Inventory helps me to auto assign orders to our warehouse or POS making it easy to ship available product. It helps in our Omni Channel efforts.
lm
It is a little difficult to get backorder working by store but it is better than what magento has implement
LMD Design
This is a really useful extension for managing stock from multiple warehouses from within the CMS. It is very easy to set up and manage. It's very straight forward and does exactly what we needed it to do.
rogmoreno
Cumple al 100% con lo que promete, funciona perfecto y el servicio al cliente y soporte es insuperable
QN
We've been using the Advanced Inventory extension on our production system for over a year and a half now. We haven't had many issues, but when we do the support team is highly-responsive and always willing to help troubleshoot our problems.
Vi Wickam
We have purchased multiple wyomind plugins over time. They are competent and responsive. I have had good luck with all of their plugins.
Juan Pablo Mayoral
This extension help us to manage multiple stock inventory and is the best option we have found.
Andy Schlieck
This extension has proven invaluable to us. We really appreciate the flexibility to create different warehouses and link them to individual store views and customer groups, as well as the Point of Sale functionality. Everything working very well, and the Wyomind support team was quick to respond and helped iron out some of the wrinkles early on in our project.
Sandhya
This was not an easy product to integrate and required a lot of customizations to work with our site.
How merchants put Advanced Inventory to work, step by step.
Initial release for the master version
Initial release for the legacy version
Minor Enhancement
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