LSA Low Stock Alert
Receive email alerts when your products get low in stock.
Rating
4.6
feedback
32
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#6,233
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Jan. 11, 2017
Konstantin and his team provided us great support! We provide both hard copy and downloadable items in our shop. We wanted to know how to prevent the downloadable items (with 0, "do not track" inventory) to show up on our daily Low Stock Alert report. I sent in a suggestion and we received two screenshots showing how we could filter out the downloadable items the very next morning. Many thanks!
Jan. 7, 2017
Simple to install. Simple to setup and it works for what I needed it to do. Would be nice to have additional functionality and not be limited to only 5 collections but for a free app one cannot complain. Thank you.
Jan. 6, 2017
The App is very useful. It allows me to keep ahead of my inventory status and re-order stock before an item complete phase out. I would recommend it to others. Besides, it FREE so I have nothing to lose.
Jan. 6, 2017
This app works good, With all of the markets places you have to manage this is one app that at least make it easier to mange Shopify on a daily basis
May 16, 2017
It does what it promises and does it for free. What more could you ask? This is an edit of my original review (no star change, but some updates). I didn't understand at first how the collections worked and I was thinking in terms of collections based on product types. That isn't really what we wanted though. So now as we get closer to launch, we created three collections and alerts: one for items where inventory has dropped to zero (SOLD OUT!), one for items where inventory is 1-5 ("critically low") and one for items where inventory is 6-10 ("watch list"). This is working pretty well for us. Many ways you can use this that I didn't think of. Still, this fills a need for a feature that really should be built into Shopify. Crazy that it's an app at all, but this app fills the void just fine and the price is right! One small enhancement that would be great: if the email included the name of the collection in the subject line, that would be slick