Settings: Storage (/company/settings/storage)

Purpose

Storage settings align system stock behavior with how your team handles physical stock movement: supplier-order capacity rules, warehouses, and inventory categories.

When to use

• During initial stock-process setup.
• When warehouse or store routines change.
• When recurring stock mismatches suggest policy misalignment.
• When inventory teams need clearer category grouping for counts and replenishment.

Key actions

• Configure supplier-order storage mode (off, warn, or block) and save company settings.
• Manage warehouses (names, weight limits, current load).
• Define inventory categories on the same page (#inventory-categories) for receiving, counting, and reports.

Common mistakes

• Designing settings around ideal process instead of real behavior.
• Changing storage logic without briefing daily operators.
• Skipping validation after updates.
• Category names that do not match warehouse language.

Permissions and visibility

• Storage capacity and warehouses: users who can create, edit, or delete inventory.
• Inventory categories: full inventory edit permission.
• Changes affect all users who touch inventory flows.

Related pages

• Inventory
• Supplier orders
• Internal operations