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InvFlux makes WooCommerce stock a ledger, not a number that anything can overwrite.<\/strong> Every change to your stock record is recorded \u2014 exact from \u2192 to, and why<\/em> \u2014 whichever screen, order, import or plugin makes it, so you can answer \"why is this number what it is?\" for any product, any day. On top of it: a stock workbench, a dispatch queue, and purchase orders with receiving. All free.<\/p>\n\n WooCommerce stores stock as one mutable number. Its checkout now holds<\/em> stock, so the storefront rarely oversells \u2014 but that same number is written from paths checkout never sees: an admin edit to the stock field, an order created or edited over the REST API or in wp-admin, a bulk update, a POS or ERP sync, another plugin. None of those reconcile it or leave a record, so when it drifts there \u2014 two edits landing at the same moment, an edit that's simply wrong \u2014 nothing catches it, until it surfaces the costly way, at dispatch, when an order can't be filled because the unit isn't really there.<\/p>\n\n InvFlux makes the ledger the source of truth, and WooCommerce's stock number becomes a copy kept in sync with it. Stock edits made in InvFlux \u2014 the workbench or the product's Inventory tab \u2014 are booked as ledger entries. If anything else writes WooCommerce's stock number directly \u2014 another plugin, WooCommerce's bulk edit or CSV import, an external sync \u2014 the write is discarded and the ledger's figure stands; you can choose, per plugin, to be notified instead, or to let a trusted plugin's changes into the ledger. A change made straight to the database is flagged by InvFlux's diagnostics, which restore the ledger's figure.<\/p>\n\n Stock you can trust<\/strong><\/p>\n\n The workbench \u2014 your catalog and stock in one grid<\/strong><\/p>\n\n Dispatch \u2014 ship what's owed<\/strong><\/p>\n\n Purchase orders and receiving \u2014 a real procurement loop<\/strong><\/p>\n\n InvFlux requires WooCommerce with High-Performance Order Storage (HPOS)<\/strong> enabled \u2014 the default on current WooCommerce. If HPOS is off, the setup screen says so and links to the WooCommerce setting where you turn it on, and it won't hand products over until you do; nothing breaks in the meantime. A current database is also expected (MySQL 8.0.16+ or MariaDB 10.6+).<\/p>\n\n InvFlux runs one install per store. On a WordPress network you can activate it per site or network-wide \u2014 either way each site keeps its own independent inventory. See the FAQ on multisite.<\/p>\n\n Essentials keeps your stock record right, and stays free. InvFlux is designed as composable add-ons rather than one monolith, so as paid extensions arrive you add only what you need:<\/p>\n\n This plugin can connect to one external service: the InvFlux licensing service at https:\/\/license.invflux.com \u2014 the service that issues and validates licenses.<\/p>\n\n Nothing is transmitted until you open Licenses & Add-ons, register, or activate a license.<\/strong> Until you do one of those three things the plugin never contacts the service at all. There is no usage tracking, no analytics and no crash reporting, at any point \u2014 we never see how you use the plugin, and your shop's data never leaves your site.<\/p>\n\n What is sent, and when:<\/p>\n\n You can un-register at any time, from InvFlux \u2192 Licenses & Add-ons. Doing so releases the site's license and stops the daily check, after which the plugin does not contact the service again unless you register once more. Every inventory feature keeps working exactly as before.<\/p>\n\n Your product, stock, order and customer data is never<\/strong> transmitted. It stays in your WordPress database.<\/p>\n\n Terms of service: https:\/\/invflux.com\/terms\nPrivacy policy: https:\/\/invflux.com\/privacy<\/p>\n\n Every PHP file in this plugin is the source. The admin screens are the exception: they are SolidJS applications, and what ships in https:\/\/github.com\/invflux\/invflux-ui<\/p>\n\n To reproduce the shipped bundles from a checkout of that repository, with Node 22:<\/p>\n\n That writes The toolchain is Vite with the SolidJS plugin and Tailwind; versions are pinned in the repository's Source maps are not included in the release zip \u2014 they would add about 40% to the download for something only a developer reads, and the repository above answers the same question better. The PHP libraries are third-party packages, listed with the exact versions bundled in No. InvFlux installs in observe mode \u2014 WooCommerce keeps managing every product exactly as before until you hand one over, from the setup screen (all at once), a product's Inventory tab, or the workbench (in bulk). When you do, that product's current WooCommerce stock becomes its opening balance, InvFlux is the source of truth from there, and WooCommerce's stock number is kept in sync with the InvFlux ledger. Handing a product back to WooCommerce is one click.<\/p><\/dd>\n Yes. InvFlux is built for WooCommerce's High-Performance Order Storage, the default for current installs. With HPOS disabled, the setup screen explains what to change and links to the setting, and handing products over waits until it's on.<\/p><\/dd>\n Yes \u2014 each variation is tracked independently.<\/p><\/dd>\n Yes. Drift-proof stock, the ledger, the stock workbench, purchase orders and receiving, and the dispatch workbench are free. Paid tiers will add deeper operational workflows (multi-warehouse, costing, multi-channel and more) \u2014 opt in only if you need them.<\/p><\/dd>\n Yes, per site or network-wide. Either way, each site runs its own independent inventory \u2014 its own ledger, its own products, its own settings \u2014 exactly as if it were a standalone install. A network activation sets every existing site up, and a site you create later is set up when you create it.<\/p>\n\n What it deliberately does not<\/em> do yet is let several sites in one network share<\/strong> stock. That is the interesting case, and it is planned as an add-on: one catalog and one ledger behind several storefronts, so stock can't drift apart across two of your own sites \u2014 the way InvFlux already keeps one ledger behind every path within a single site. It is a separate product from Essentials; Essentials stays one install, one store.<\/p><\/dd>\n Yes. On WPML\/WooCommerce Multilingual stores, a product's translations resolve to a single shared stock record instead of splitting inventory across languages.<\/p><\/dd>\n Only if you open Licenses & Add-ons or register a license, and only what \"External services\" below lists; the registration screen lists what it sends before you press the button. Every inventory feature works without registering, forever.<\/p><\/dd>\n\n<\/dl>\n\n\nWhy stock drifts<\/h4>\n\n
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build\/<\/code> is compiled and minified. Their source, and the tooling that produces those files, lives in a public repository:<\/p>\n\nnpm install\nINVFLUX_PLUGIN_DIR=\/absolute\/path\/to\/output npm run build\n<\/code><\/pre>\n\n<output>\/build\/app\/<\/code> and <output>\/build\/product-tab\/<\/code> \u2014 the same two directories this plugin ships under build\/<\/code>. Use an absolute path: the variable is read once per surface, from inside that surface's own package directory, so a relative one produces two separate output trees. Without it, the output goes to a sibling checkout of this plugin, which is the layout used while developing.<\/p>\n\npackage-lock.json<\/code>, so a build from a given commit is reproducible.<\/p>\n\nbin\/build-dist.sh --with-maps<\/code> produces a build that includes them.<\/p>\n\ncomposer.json<\/code> at the root of this plugin. Those under vendor\/<\/code> are unmodified. Those under vendor-prefixed\/<\/code> \u2014 PhpSpreadsheet and the five packages it depends on \u2014 are altered in two mechanical ways at build time: their namespaces are rewritten so they cannot collide with another plugin shipping a different version of the same library, and PhpSpreadsheet's readers and writers are pruned to the spreadsheet formats this plugin actually uses.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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Will InvFlux overwrite my current stock?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
Does it require HPOS?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
Does it work with product variations?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
Is it really free?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
Does it work on WordPress multisite?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
Does it support multilingual stores (WPML)?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
Does the plugin send anything off my site?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
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