I need to know, how I can differentiate a Manufacturing order (MO) from a backorder.
A backorder is created, when only a part of the MO is beeing processed. MO and backorder are in the same model, so a automated action, which should only be triggered on the MO is also beeingt triggered on the backorder, because the automated action refers to the model of both.
How can I differentiate them ? I just want the automated action to be triggered on the MO. Not the backorder.
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I want to know if it is possible to automatically reset the product quantities in shopping lists after customer places the order?
Not the order, but the shopping list itself.
Eg. Change from 5 back to 1?
You can implement it as a part of the custom checkout workflow based on one of the default workflows. For more details the documentation.
For example, that change can be a workflow action described in the last workflow transition definition and executed when the order is created.
I have a retail website built in Shopify Plus that is fed by an ERP. A couple times a month at least, I have sale events where some (not all) items get varying levels of discounts (I'll call this my store-wide sale), but my ERP doesn't have the ability to schedule temporary price changes.
I also have unrelated discounts that happen at the item level outside the store-wide sale cycle, so the solution needs to be able these to the store-wide sale price for that item and choose the lower of the two.
I can manually change all my prices with immediate effect in the ERP to start the sale and then manually do it again to put them back to the way it was, but that's time consuming, and normally needs to happen outside business hours. If I change the price in Shopify, the ERP just over-writes them.
Is this possible? Is there a solution short of implementing a PIM that will allow me to schedule my price changes in this way?
I was thinking of potentially keeping my store-wide discounts in a metafield and/or a tag on each item and using a script to do the math, pick the best price, and change the price at the line level in cart and maybe Javascript to over-write price displayed on the PDP and PLP to show that same price.
I realised a lot of merchants needed this, so I built an app for this. I'm sure it will do exactly as you need.
https://apps.shopify.com/simple-simons-price-scheduler
If you need additional features, just submit a request via the contact form. I'm pretty quick to implement features if I feel they're beneficial.
Just as you can use schedules for changing a manufacturing order status, from "Awaiting Raw Materials" to "Ready to Produce", I would like to know if there is a way to automate the process so it jumps directly to "Done", assuming that the products has all its Raw Materials of course. I'm using Odoo 9 for a restaurant, so there is no point to wait for a confirmation to produce the dishes
Solved already I created an automation action and used the mrp model
I'd like to assign each order to a customer service rep (CSR). That CSR will then be responsible to confirm any payment details, oversee shipment and answer any questions from the customer. Questions:
How do I do that in VirtoCommerce?
Is there a way to do that automatically?
Is there a way for CSR to see orders assigned just to
him personally?
CustomerOrder domain model has a properties EmployeeId and EmployeeName you may use it to store information about order responsible.
VC expose multiple extension points and one of them is a Events http://docs.virtocommerce.com/display/vc2devguide/Extending+using+events. In you custom module you should subscribe to OrderChange event
//Subscribe to cart changes. Register in avalara SalesInvoice transaction
_container.RegisterType<IObserver<OrderChangeEvent>, OrderTaxAdjustmentObserver>("PlacedOrderObserver");
And inside you event handler implement order responsible assignment logic.
To implement auto-assignment functionality you should create new
module (any of VС extension should be only in custom modules to
preventing merging hell on updates)
Concerning to assigned to UI and filtration we added issue in github https://github.com/VirtoCommerce/vc-platform/issues/559 because it is the overall order functionality and it should included in Order.Module and should be realized our team.
I've implemented subscriptions through ReCharge where users can select products and these are saved as line item properties for that product. This was the only solution I could think of with my limited time using Shopify.
Per this question, it seems like line item properties are read-only after checkout. If this is truly the case, is there any solution that enables having modifiable subscriptions where users can re-select products for that subscription product that I can implement?
I'm using Shipstation for the shipping piece if this matters at all.
How can I implement modifiable products (which are subscriptions) in Shopify?
You can't. Well, technically you can but it is not easily done. Since you indicated that you're looking for official answers, I've contacted Shopify via email for you and I've been discussed this with Brad Leclerc, where he said:
That is indeed the case with line item properties being read-only after checkout, so it would need to be reconstructed for the new order. There's no super quick/easy to do that without some custom development to automate the process. If you end up wanting to do that, I'm sure a developer from http://experts.shopify.com could set something like that up.
You have two choices, either hire someone from experts.shopify.com to help or build your own marketing script from scratch.
Proof of email: http://i.imgur.com/OeM5gSm.png
I'd do this with meta fields on the customer.
meta fields can be used on the subscription product template to make it sensitive to the state of the customer's subscription (new or existing)
Use a order web hook to detect when a new subscription product has been purchased and then update the customer meta fields (e.g. subscription level and start and end dates).
use a periodic task in your supporting private app to:
prompt user before subscription becomes due to update their payment details or cancel the subscription
create and bill new orders for each subscription period
I am not familiar with Shopify, nor Revcharge, but according to the references, couldn't you simply customize the product page in shopify?
https://docs.shopify.com/manual/configuration/store-customization/page-specific/product-page/get-customization-information-for-products
According RevCharge, you should use a Shopify product template anyway..
http://recharge.helpscoutdocs.com/article/91-recharge-integration-guide