How to set up WooCommerce inventory?

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WooCommerce itself is a fairly simple tool, and its built-in inventory management tools aren’t suited for larger businesses. However, its real power lies in the range of plugins available to add any functionality you can imagine.

We'll mention some useful WooCommerce plugins to boost your inventory management, but first let's go over how to manage the tools it provides.

First, you need to make sure that inventory tracking options are enabled in your WordPress dashboard. You should see a new WooCommerce menu in your sidebar once you have WooCommerce installed . Go past it and click on Settings .

At the top of the Settings page are several tabs. Click on the one labeled Products , then click on the small Inventory link just below those tabs.

Now make sure the Enable Stock Management box is checked. This will allow WooCommerce to automatically subtract stock and change the stock status if it runs out. If you want to manage this manually, leave iran whatsapp number datait unchecked.

WooCommerce Inventory settings
WooCommerce Inventory Setup
There are several settings you'll want to take a look at.

Hold Stock – This changes how long unpaid orders will be held in stock before they are cancelled.
Notifications – This will send an email to recipients when a product is out of stock. You can also change the out of stock and out of stock thresholds.
Out of Stock Visibility – This will hide products from your store if they are out of stock.
Stock Display Format – You can show buyers exactly how much stock you have left, turn it on only when you hit the low stock threshold, or turn off the stock display entirely.
There are also individual product stock settings that you'll want to familiarize yourself with if you ever want to edit them based on stock. Go to Products > All Products and click Edit any product. Scroll down to the product data box and click Inventory .