- Commerce Tutorials
- Getting Started
- Commerce Cloud
- Commerce for Developers
- Commerce for Business Users
- 1.1 - Admin Menus
- 1.2 - Data Grids
- 1.3 - Scopes, Sites, and Stores
- 1.4 - Store Views and Caches
- 1.5 - Admin User Accounts and Roles
- 1.6 - Role Scopes
- 1.7 - Business Settings
- 2.1 - Categories
- 2.2 - Category Landing Pages
- 3.1 - Product Types and Options
- 3.2 - Product Settings
- 3.3 - Product Attributes
- 3.4 - Product Attribute Sets
- 3.5 - Create a Simple Product
- 3.6 - Configurable Attributes
- 3.7 - Import/Export Products
- 3.8 - Gift Cards
- 4.1 - Layered Navigation
- 4.2 - Arrange Product Categories
- 5.1 - Storefront Experience
- 5.2 - Customer Management
- 5.3 - Email Communications
- 5.4 - Global Reference Architecture
- GraphQL and REST
- Adobe Developer App Builder
- Store Administration
- Customer Management
- Catalog Management
- Content Management
- Marketing Tools
- Orders and Fulfillment
- B2B for Adobe Commerce
- Tools and External services
- MBI
- Commerce Upgrades
- Backend Development
- Frontend Development
- PWA Studio
Inventory Management
Merchants with a single store to multiple warehouses, stores, pickup locations, drop shippers, and more can use inventory management features to maintain quantities for sales and handle shipments to complete orders. You can track your inventory quantities, provide accurate salable stock amounts to customers for all of your websites, and ship according to recommendations based on distance or priority. You can also configure your preferred product configurations globally (for all stores and products), per source, and per product. These features grow with your business, allowing you to work from a single warehouse or complex shipping network.
Who is this video for?
- Website managers
- eCommerce merchandisers
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