Stock Level in Variations
Can we please have the ability to include stock levels in variations. We can include variations in price, but not the number of items available in each variation. Consequently if a particular item is sold out, it doesn’t reflect that in the listing.

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Rebecca Matzen commented
yes, please. I have multiple variations all with different stock levels.
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Jacqui Futers commented
Yes, yes please I had thia problem yesterday where 3 customers ordered the same item... But there was only 1. Looks so unprofessional to have email them and apologise that the item had already sold,
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Sasha commented
Yes please, definitely agree with this! I was so happy when Folksy brought in the ability to add variations to a listing...however, that joy was short lived when I realised I couldn't actually say how many of each variation I have. So if someone wanted more of one variation, I have to hope I have them in stock, or that the customer has read the description properly. Then when one is out of stock I have to write '(out of stock)' next to the variation and hope they don't click to buy it.
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Anonymous commented
We need to attach stock levels to variations so that we can provide our full inventory level to buyers. Otherwise we have to list only the amount of our lowest quantity variation to avoid overselling, even if we have higher quantities of other variations available.
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Helen Hunter commented
Agree absolutely - stock levels vary for each variation and it should also reflect sold out items. Otherwise, as someone else mentions, we're back to listing each colourway as a separate listing which is extremely time consuming for sellers and makes for a terrible customer experience.
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Fiona commented
Absolutely we need to be able to add stock levels for each variations. Otherwise I am having to upload each item individually its very time consuming
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Nic commented
Yes please Folksy, I'm struggling without this option
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[Deleted User] commented
This would be incredibly useful - please, folksy, can you implement this?