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Add functionality and links to stock movement page #3666
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I've started to look into this. I created a stock movement via the admin interface as described in the docs: After that I noticed that the record created associated the user that made the stock movement correctly.
I think that the functionality for associated movements with the user that made them probably already exists but I noticed that nothing was being displayed on the stock movements admin page just like the screenshot you posted. I am going to take a quick stab at just altering the UI to display a user email instead of nothing. |
Ah, beautiful! If admin-created stock movements are already associated with a user, then there should just need to be an adjustment to the view to display them. Thanks for looking into this @jacquesporveau |
I've opened a PR for the first checkbox. |
This one just needs the last checkbox:
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
As someone who has managed stock in the past, being able to see a detailed list of stock movements for any given product is essential. If I need to figure out why the website says we have 1,000 of a product but there are only 3 on the shelf, having a list of stock movements is key to figuring that out. This is something that Solidus already does, but it's not very useful or visible in its current state.
Describe the solution you'd like
There's this handy page that I don't think a lot of admin even know about: Stock locations stock movements. It's located at
/admin/stock_locations/#{id}/stock_movements
. It displays the stock movements for the location in a nice list that contains the order/refund the movement happened for, and how much stock was moved.This is already pretty useful, but there are a few things we can do to improve it:
With all this in place, I'd be able to go back through stock movements for a product to figure out why there's a discrepancy between what Solidus says we have on hand and what we actually have on hand - very useful as a stock manager!
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