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Low-Stock Alerts & Auto-Reorder

Add-on required. This feature requires the Inventory Management add-on to be active on your store. View add-ons

Fuze Store can warn you before a product runs out — and, optionally, draft a purchase order automatically when stock drops too low. Both features are controlled from Preferences → Store under the inventory settings.

Low-Stock Alerts

When a product's stock falls to or below its low-stock threshold, Fuze Store flags it and can email the store owner.

1

Set a threshold per product

On the product's inventory settings, set the low-stock level — the quantity at which the product should be flagged.

2

Enable low-stock notifications

In Preferences → Store, turn on Low-stock alerts.

3

Receive a daily digest

When products drop below their thresholds, the owner receives a single digest email listing every low item in one table — not one email per product.

The digest is de-duplicated, so you won't be re-emailed about the same item repeatedly within a short window. Each product is only re-alerted after a cool-down period.

Auto-Reorder

Auto-reorder drafts a purchase order automatically when a product crosses its reorder point, so replenishment is one approval away instead of a manual rebuild.

1

Set a preferred supplier and reorder quantity

On each product you want auto-reordered, set its preferred supplier and the reorder quantity to draft.

2

Enable auto-reorder

In Preferences → Store, turn on Auto-reorder.

3

Review drafted orders

Each day, Fuze Store groups low products by supplier and drafts a purchase order for each. The drafts wait in Purchase Orders for you to review and place.

Auto-reorder only drafts orders — it never places them on its own. You always review and place the draft yourself.

Plan Requirements

Both low-stock alerts and auto-reorder are part of the Inventory Management add-on. If the add-on is inactive, these settings are hidden and no alerts or drafts are generated. Your thresholds and preferences are preserved, so everything resumes the moment the add-on is active again.

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