Kalkarn Posted June 15, 2016 Share Posted June 15, 2016 Hello, I've been looking into this and cannot understand what is wrong : I have a store (PS 1.5.2) with Advanced Stock Management. All my products are configured to be used with it. My issue is about merchandise returns and this stock management. When a customer orders on the store, the stock is correctly reduced, but whenever there is a return to perform, no way to have it work correctly. Let's say the customer ordered 10 products A and 5 products B. He'd like to return 3 A's and 1 B for whatever reasons. He starts it from his account, waits for the confirmation, prints his delivery slip, packs the 4 products and sends them. When I get the package, I check that there are 3 A's and 1 B, so everything is okay. Next step is to edit his order from the back office to reflect these changes. So : open the order, then I click on 'Return products' on the top right corner and enter 3 for product A and 1 for product B. Then I click on 'Re-stock products' since I want to put them back on sale. Trouble is, I can input any quantity in the fields (up to the max the customer ordered), the quantity added in stock will always be everything he ordered. So if I enter 3 A's & 1 B, the stock is increased by 10 A's and 5 B's (the whole order), or just 10 A's if I only check this product. I have also tried with the partial refund option, but it's even worse since it doesn't increase anything in the stock, even with 'Re-stock' checked. My impression is that whatever the quantity returned, the Advanced Stock Management will either re-stock the whole quantity bought for this product and order, or not do anything. Does anyone know where this behavior comes from and how to solve it? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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