January 28, 2025
Warehouses represent the physical or logical locations where your inventory is stored. Panelque syncs locations from your Shopify store automatically and also lets you create custom warehouses for internal tracking.
The warehouses page shows a table with:
Locations configured in your Shopify admin are synced into Panelque automatically. These warehouses cannot be edited or deleted from within Panelque — manage them in Shopify instead.
You can create additional warehouses for locations that don’t exist in Shopify — for example, a raw materials storage area or a production floor.
Click Add Warehouse and enter:
Edit the name or location of any custom warehouse from the action menu.
Custom warehouses can only be deleted if they contain no stock items. Emptying a warehouse first requires moving or adjusting its stock through the inventory system.
Click a warehouse’s name in the list to open its detail page. Shows every stock_items row currently in the warehouse — item name (links to the inventory detail), SKU, type, category, quantity, cost per piece (gross and net), and the row’s total value. A header card totals the warehouse’s gross value (plus net for VAT-registered shops).
Pick a single warehouse as the main one from its action menu. The home page Print checklist calculates finished stock, component stock, and order fulfillability using only that warehouse — the picker sees exactly what is available at their location.
If no warehouse is marked, the checklist falls back to the warehouse with the most items.
Throughout Panelque, warehouses appear whenever stock is involved: