Easily update multiple inventory locations at once using the bulk update feature.

STEP 1: Download the Template

1. Go to the Locations page
2. Open the Bulk Adjust modal
3. Click the Download Template button to get the file format needed for updating your inventory locations.

📎 Here’s a sample file template you can use as a guide.

inventory_locations_bulk_update_template.csv

STEP 2: Fill in the Template

Open the downloaded file and update the necessary fields for each location.

✅ Important:

Make sure the location name in the template matches exactly with the existing location in the system — this ensures that your updates apply correctly.

Template columns:

• inventoryLocation – The name of the inventory location. (Not editable)
• productId – System ID of the product. (Not editable)
• product – Product name. (For reference only)
• code – Product code. (For reference only)
• quantity – The only editable column; enter the updated quantity for each product at the specified location.

💡 Notes:

• Only the quantity column should be edited; the other columns are used to match existing records and should remain unchanged.
• If you only want to update certain products or locations, you can delete the rows you don’t plan to edit.
  • This will not delete those products or locations from the system — it will simply skip updating them.

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When you download the template, it will list all existing inventory locations along with the products currently stored in them.

Just edit what you need, then upload.

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mple File containing all the list of Inventory Locations to edit/update.

Sample File if you retain just the location you want to edit/update.

STEP 3: Upload the Completed File

Once the file is ready, upload it using the Bulk Update modal.

The system will apply the changes based on the data you’ve entered.

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Be sure to follow the format in the template to avoid upload errors.

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