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title: "Working with Retail Products - Restock Tab"
slug: "working-with-retail-products-restock-tab"
updated: 2026-07-27T11:48:55Z
published: 2026-08-10T20:17:38Z
canonical: "help.idibilling.com/working-with-retail-products-restock-tab"
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# Working with Retail Products - Restock Tab

The restocking feature lets you set parameters that will control how retail products are replenished.

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This includes setting

- **Inventory Status** - Determines the Inventory Status required to the Retail Product. For example, if you select "New," refurbished products cannot be used to restock the product.
- **Max Quantity** - The maximum on-hand quantity. By default, if an item is to be reordered, the amount reordered will be the Max Quantity minus the Quantity on hand.
- **Min Quantity** - The minimum on-hand quantity. By default, if the on-hand count is less than Min Quantity, the item will be reordered.
- **Buffer Quantity** - Buffer is the number of units (per inventory status) set as the "inventory forecast number" added to the Min Quantity to provide an adequate stocking level to serve needs while the reorder process takes place.

[Setting Restocking Properties for a Retail Product](/v1/docs/setting-restocking-properties-for-a-retail-product)

See also:

[How Max Quantity and Min Quantity Work (example)](/v1/docs/how-max-quantity-min-quantity-and-buffer-quantity-work)