This module allows to set mininal, maximal, and multiple-of quantity
constraints on product categories and products, and to check and
optionally enforce these constraints on sale orders (either as strict
blocking or soft warnings).
To set quantity constraints on a product: navigate to Sales > Products
> Products, open the product, and on the Sales tab in the Qty
Constraints section set corresponding values in the Min Qty, Max
Qty, or Multiple-Of Qty fields.
Constraint Types:
- Min Qty: Minimum quantity required for a sale.
- Max Qty: Maximum quantity allowed for a sale.
- Multiple-Of Qty: Quantity must be a multiple of this value.
Enforcement Levels (Restrict): For each constraint, you can choose
the enforcement level:
- Blocking: Strictly enforces the rule. The user cannot confirm the
line with an invalid quantity.
- Warning: Displays a warning (yellow/orange indication) but allows
the user to proceed.
- Use Case: Use Warning when you want to allow flexibility, such
as selling samples (below min qty) or clearing out leftover
stock (remainder not matching multiple-of qty).
Auto-Suggest: When you select a product in a Sales Order line, if a
Minimum Quantity is strictly enforced (Blocking) and the current
quantity is not set (or is 0/1), the system will automatically populate
the quantity with the Minimum Quantity.
To set quantity constraints on a product variant: navigate to Sales >
Products > Product Variants, open the product variant, and on the
Sales tab in the Qty Constraints section set corresponding
values.
To set quantity constraints on a product category: navigate to Sales >
Configuration > Product Categories, open the product category, and in
the Sales Qty Constraints section set corresponding values.
The settings are inherited from the product category to the product, and
from the product to the product variant. To override the inherited
settings, check the checkbox next to the corresponding value and set the
value in the product or product variant.
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