Product Availability Status

This feature is compatible with all simple, virtual and configurable products.

You can apply custom CSS styles to customize the look & feel of availability messages displayed.

The module CSS stylesheet can be found at :  app/code/BoostMyShop/AvailabilityStatus/view/frontend/web/css/style.css

Configuration

The configuration is available from menu Stores > Configuration > Product Availability Status.

General

It’s also recommended to disable Magento option “Store > Configuration > Catalog > Inventory > Display Products Availability in Stock on Storefront”, else you’ll have two availability messages displayed on the website frontend : Magento & ERP ones.

In stock

1. Label
   

Contains the text to display (you can configure this text by store view to handle translations)

1. Css class
   

You can use custom css class to control the look and feel of the message

Here you can define if you want to add a delay in the availability message calculation, related to the warehouse the product belongs to, that will be defined at warehouse level.

If the previous option has been enabled, a new "Ranges for warehouse delay"' will appear.

From this section, you can setup different ranges based on warehouse delay, each range having a specific "Message" that you can define.

Then, depending of the warehouse delay used (the shortest delay will be taken between the ones of all warehouse(s) where the product is in stock), the mathing "Message" will be taken as product availability message.

1. Use expected PO ETA
   

If you enable this option and a Purchase Order is expected for the product, then the system displays the message configured in the next setting

1. Expected PO label
   

Here you can customize the message displayed when a purchase order is expected for the product.

You can use codes m / d / y to include the month / day / year in your message.

For instance, if the PO ETA is 2017-05-23, then using pattern “Back in stock at {m}/{y}” will print message “Back in stock at 05/2017”

1. Use supplier lead time
   

If you don’t want to use puchase orders ETA or if no PO is expected for the product, you can use the lead time defined at supplier level to calculate the availability message.T

To calculate the lead time for a product, ERP collects all suppliers associated to the product and then selects the primary one (or first one if there is no primary supplier).

Lead time for supplier can be edited in the  Supplier view > Settings tab > Shipping delay

1. Ranges for lead time
   

Once the lead time is known for the product, you can display different messages based on the lead time, using ranges.

For instance, the following configurations will display:

1. “Available under 1 week” if the lead time is between 1 and 7
   
2. “Available under 1 month” if the lead time is between 8 and 30
   
   

1. Label
   

The default label is used if there is no PO expected for the product AND no range for lead time.

Out of stock

1. Label
   

Contains the text to display (you can configure this text by store view to handle translations)

1. Use expected PO ETA
   

If you enable this option and if there is a Purchase Order with the ‘expected’ status for the product, then the system displays the message configured in the ‘Expected PO label’ settings

1. Expected PO label
   

Here you can customize the message displayed when a purchase order is expected for the product. You can use codes m / d / y to include the month / day / year in your message. For instance, if the PO ETA is 2017-05-23, then using pattern “Back in stock at {m}/{y}” will print message “Back in stock at 05/2017”

1. Css class
   

You can use custom css class to control the look and feel of the message