Lidia Commerce Documentation

The Inventory Management section in Lidia PIM is used to manage product pricing and stock information in a centralized structure.

This section enables users to maintain price lists for products and variants, monitor current stock quantities, and update inventory values when required.

Inventory Management consists of two main areas:

  1. Price Lists
  2. Stocks

Price Lists

The Price Lists page is used to view and manage the pricing lists defined in the system.

Price lists provide a structured way to maintain pricing information for products and variants. Each price list can be identified through its name, code, status, and unique identifier.

From this page, users can:

  • View existing price lists.
  • Create and update price lists.
  • Delete price lists when applicable.
  • Review pricing information associated with products and variants.
  • Filter, sort, and group price lists.
  • Monitor whether a price list is active or inactive.

Each price list includes key information such as:

  • List ID – Unique identifier of the price list.
  • Name – Descriptive name of the price list.
  • Code – Short code used to identify the price list.
  • Status – Indicates whether the price list is active or inactive.
Lidia PIM Price Lists

The Price Lists page helps users manage different pricing structures in a consistent and organized way across the product catalog.

Stocks

The Stocks page provides a centralized view of stock information for all products and variants available in the system.

Products and variants are listed together with their current stock quantities, allowing users to monitor and update inventory information directly from this page.

From this page, users can:

  • View stock information for products and variants.
  • Enter stock quantities.
  • Update existing stock quantities.
  • Search and filter inventory records.
  • Monitor products and variants with low stock levels.
Lidia PIM Stocks

When the stock quantity of a product or variant falls below 10 units, Lidia PIM displays a warning to inform the user that there are products with low stock levels. This helps users identify products that may require inventory attention and supports more proactive stock management.

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