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What is the problem you are trying to solve with this feature?
For items that a household might need to repurchase, it would be great if, after scanning the option, there were some easy way to report that the stock had run out and that the item needed to be repurchased. I'm thinking about ways to implement this.
What is the solution you are proposing?
Integrate a "report out of stock" button at the asset ID level.
This could create an entry in a simple database of items that a household needs with the following fields:
Timestamp of report | Asset ID | Asset Name | User who clicked the button
What alternatives have you considered?
Currently thinking whether there's any way to achieve this with the API or if not by creating forms for frequently needed items and linking them into assets as a link for an easy UI
Additional context
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Contributions
I have searched through existing issues and feature requests to see if my idea has already been proposed.
If this feature is accepted, I would be willing to help implement and maintain this feature.
If this feature is accepted, I'm willing to sponsor the development of this feature.
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What is the problem you are trying to solve with this feature?
For items that a household might need to repurchase, it would be great if, after scanning the option, there were some easy way to report that the stock had run out and that the item needed to be repurchased. I'm thinking about ways to implement this.
What is the solution you are proposing?
Integrate a "report out of stock" button at the asset ID level.
This could create an entry in a simple database of items that a household needs with the following fields:
Timestamp of report | Asset ID | Asset Name | User who clicked the button
What alternatives have you considered?
Currently thinking whether there's any way to achieve this with the API or if not by creating forms for frequently needed items and linking them into assets as a link for an easy UI
Additional context
No response
Contributions
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: