FooEvents POS supports the native backorder functionality in WooCommerce. In order to allow products to be sold on backorder, first ensure that you have enabled “Enable stock management” in WooCommerce at a global level (WooCommerce > Settings > Products > Inventory). Next, check that “Enable stock management at product level” is also set for each […]
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FooEvents adds event and ticketing functionality to standard WooCommerce products. This makes it possible for products to function as events, where each stock item is essentially a ticket. Depending on how your events are configured, ticket availability can be managed on 3 different levels: Standard Stock Management Variation Stock Management Bookable Slots Stock Management Standard
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Firstly, you will need to edit your event. If your event is a Simple product, do the following: Go to the “Inventory” tab in the “Product data” section Select the checkbox next to “Manage stock?” Enter the “Stock Quantity” which will be the number of tickets that can be sold for this event If your
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When editing a ticket, you can delete the ticket using the Move to trash option in the publish settings. Alternatively you can delete tickets in bulk following these steps: Go to FooEvents > Tickets in the main menu Select all the tickets that you would like to delete Click on Bulk Actions > Move to trash > Apply If you are experience
Deleting an order does not automatically delete and deactivate the tickets that were created for the customer. This means that even if the order was refunded or deleted, the customer will still be able to use the ticket i.e. when scanning the ticket barcode using the FooEvents Check-ins app the ticket will still show up
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