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Easily track and manage shared stock, linked stock, variable stock, multiple product stock, product addons, parts, ingredients, combos, or anything else you can think of!
A simple example:
Imagine you have an online store that sells custom printed t-shirts. Ideally you’d list each t-shirt print as a product on your site. Simple enough, right? Not exactly…
Since WooCommerce can only track stock at the product level, you would not be able to track the total number of blank t-shirts you have in stock because they need to be shared between each of your products. Your stock levels would quickly go out of sync and your customers would be able to purchase 10 different prints even if you only had 1 t-shirt left in stock!
WooCommerce Attribute Stock solves this problem in a simple yet effective way. By managing stock at the attribute level, you can easily track any type of shared stock and assign it to multiple products in an instant. Product stock levels are accurately tracked, available stock is displayed to customers, and over-purchasing is prevented.
Attribute-based stock
Assign and manage stock at the attribute level or attribute term level. Share stock between all products with the assigned attributes.
Management interface
Admin page for advanced management of attribute stock items. Set SKUs, internal notes, product types, low stock threshold, and more.
Quantity multiplier
Set how much attribute stock is reduced per purchase. Decimal values are also allowed.
Limit product stock
Display the effective product stock available on the frontend and prevent over-purchasing.
Stock reports
Keep track of your attribute stock with WooCommerce stock reports.
Low stock emails
Email notifications for low stock and out of stock attributes.
Fully-extensible codebase
Almost anything that can’t already be configured can be added or changed with actions and filters.
Translation ready
Fully compatible with translation files and language packs.
