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Discover simple steps to easily add a second stock quantity field for WooCommerce products, including variations.
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Adding an Additional Stock Inventory Location in WooCommerce

If you have an online store running on WooCommerce, you may want to keep track of stock levels in multiple locations. For instance, you could manage stock not just from a central warehouse, but also a secondary location. This guide will help you set up an additional stock location for both simple products and variable products in WooCommerce.

The Challenge

A user was encountering challenges when attempting to add a custom stock setting field for product variations in WooCommerce. While the user successfully added an additional stock field for simple products, the display of stock information for products that include variations was not functioning as expected. Below is a recap of the provided code and how it needs to be revised to enable this functionality effectively.

How to Implement Additional Stock for All Products

In order to ensure both simple and variable products can showcase an additional stock location, we’ll adapt the code to cover both use cases. Below are the steps to achieve this:

Step 1: Add the Stock Field for Simple Products

This piece of code will allow you to add a second stock quantity field to your simple products.

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Step 2: Add the Stock Field for Variable Products

Next, add the following code to ensure that variable products also have a second stock option.

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Step 3: Save the Stock Data

Use the following code snippets to save the stock data entered for both simple and variable products.

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Step 4: Calculate Overall Stock Quantity

Use the following filter to calculate the overall stock quantity, adding the second stock when required.

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Step 5: Update Stock Status

Finally, modify the stock status to reflect the new stock calculations.

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Step 6: Adjust Stock Upon Order Completion

Finally, use this code to adjust stock levels correctly when an order is completed.

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Conclusion

With these code additions and modifications, you equip your WooCommerce store to handle an additional stock location seamlessly. You can now effectively manage inventory across multiple warehouses for both simple and variable products.

Whether you’re managing a small online shop or a larger inventory, these enhancements will improve your stock management and operational efficiency.