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Switch to Qoblex

11 articles, in order

  1. Switch to Qoblex: overview and checklistIf you’re switching to Qoblex while your current inventory or ERP system is still open for business, you don’t have to choose a moment to shut everything down and hope the numbers land right.7 min
  2. Set up Qoblex before you switchEverything in this article is work you can do today, whenever you’re ready, because none of it depends on a stock count.7 min
  3. Rehearse your switch on a staging storeBefore you touch your real store, you can build and test your whole Qoblex setup, including a trial import of products and orders, against a staging or development store.4 min
  4. Cutover day, step by stepThis is the runbook for the day itself: the exact order to stop trusting your old system, count and authorize your stock, turn on live sync, and bring in what’s still open.5 min
  5. Bring in opening stockThis is the stock-count step of cutover: the one place you set the quantity Qoblex starts trusting for each location.5 min
  6. Bring in open purchase orders and stock in transitThis is the second stock-moving step of cutover, right after your stocktake: bringing in the purchase orders that haven’t fully arrived yet, without double-counting anything your count already includes.3 min
  7. Bring in open sale ordersThis is the last stock-moving step of cutover: bringing in everything you’ve already promised a customer, so it’s reserved against the stock you just counted instead of sitting as a gap you’d otherwise have to track by hand.7 min
  8. Shopify sync settings at go-liveThis is the switch itself for a connected Shopify store: the setting that turns Qoblex from a quiet bystander into your store’s stock source.2 min
  9. WooCommerce sync settings at go-liveThis is the switch itself for a connected WooCommerce store, the WooCommerce counterpart to Shopify sync settings at go-live .4 min
  10. Line up Xero or QuickBooks with your opening stockQoblex and your accounting system both end up with a dollar figure for the stock you hold, and the two only agree if you set them up the right way before you start posting.7 min
  11. Troubleshooting your switchIf something looks wrong right after cutover, it’s almost always one of a small number of known causes: stock counted twice, an order arriving before its location’s stock is set, or a sync setting left over from rehearsal.5 min