[northmemorial]

Jaime,

I found a snippet from one of the Woocommerce developers that automatically increases/decreases stock when an order is manually set to completed/processing/cancelled. This is working for me so I’m posting it here in case it helps anyone else.

https://github.com/claudiosanches/reduce-stock-of-manual-orders-for-woocommerce

Will fixing this get put on the radar for a future release? Let me know if there’s somewhere else I should report this cause it does seem like the capacity should always be in line with current orders.

Thanks again for your help!

[northmemorial]

Hi Jaime,

What version of Woocommerce are you using? I don’t have the reduce/increase stock buttons – unless there’s a setting that I’m not seeing?

[northmemorial]

Hi Jaime,

Our client needs to know the actual status of the woocommerce orders so that they can look into any transactions that need additional attention. I tried marking the orders complete automatically as you suggested to see if that’d work anyways but the shared capacity is still incorrect. I’m attaching screenshots so you can see the conflict between the shared capacity setting and the number of tickets remaining versus the number of tickets purchased.

[northmemorial]

Just a note, this is an issue both with the WooCommerce PayPal Pro plugin and with payments processed with the basic PayPal payment that’s built in to Woocommerce.

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