Product Link
Save time on every reorder by keeping your supplier's product page right on the item in Sortly. When stock runs low, open your supplier's site from the Restock flow, place your order there as usual, and come back to Sortly to track it without losing your place. You keep buying from wherever you already buy, without searching for the right page each time. This article walks you through saving a Product Link, restocking with it, tracking the purchase in a Purchase Order, and viewing an item's order history.
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How Product Link works
Save the link to your supplier's product page on any item, and Sortly keeps it there for the next time you need to reorder. The flow looks like this:
Tracking is optional. If you only needed the supplier link, you can stop after step 2.
Save a Product Link on an item
You can add a Product Link from the item's page or the first time you restock. You only need to set it up once per item.
From the item page
Prefer to set up your links ahead of time? Add one from the item's page whenever it's convenient.
From the Restock flow
Need to reorder an item that doesn't have a link yet? Add one on the spot while you restock, and Sortly remembers it for next time.
Restock using a Product Link
Once a Product Link is saved on an item, here's how to use it when you need to reorder.
You can start restocking from an item card, the item detail page, a low-stock alert, or the Workflows tab.
On an item card, select the Restock icon:
On the item detail page, select Restock on the low stock alert, or the cart icon in the Orders section:
The Low Stock report also lists each item's Product Link:
Track the purchase in a Purchase Order
After you select Continue, Sortly asks Want to track this purchase? This is optional. If you don't need to track it, close the window.
Once the item is on a Purchase Order, the supplier link stays attached to it so you can get back to the product page any time you need to.
View order history on an item
The Orders section on any item page shows every Purchase Order connected to that item. Use the Open and Closed tabs to switch between them. It's a handy way to check things like:
- Has this already been ordered?
- Is there an order still in progress?
- Which Purchase Order has this item on it?
- Has it already been received?