If you’re running a Shopify store, you’ve probably seen this happen more times than you can count. Someone adds something to their cart, heads to checkout, and then… nothing. No purchase. No email. Just gone. It’s frustrating, especially when you know the product was a good fit. Unfortunately, abandoned carts are a common issue for…
Shopify will automatically track the inventory of your products. But you can manually change inventory quantities as well. There are several ways to do this on the “Products” page of your admin dashboard. One of the best and easiest ways to change inventory quantity is described below. Step #1: Click “Products” on your dashboard. Step…
The number of locations that you’re able to set up depends on the type of Shopify plan that you’re subscribed to. Shopify Lite — 3 Locations Basic Shopify — 4 Locations Shopify — 5 Locations Advanced Shopify — 8 Locations Shopify Plus — 20 Locations For those of you who need more than 20 locations,…
Shopify transfers track the inventory of incoming orders from suppliers. If you make a mistake with your transfer, it will mess up your inventory. Fortunately, you can undo a transfer if you made a mistake. There are three ways to do this. Option #1: Go to your “Transfers” page. Select the transfer you want to…
After you order inventory from a supplier, you can create a transfer to track the incoming items. Once that inventory arrives, you’ll return to that transfer to receive your inventory. By confirming the transfer, your inventory will automatically be updated. Note: Make sure that inventory tracking is enabled for all of your products and variants. …