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# Warehouse selection (pending)
Depending on your business and your business model, you can select either you have only 1 or multiple sources of stock supply (we call it warehouses).
The default selection is 1 warehouse, and you can choose the source location from the list of Shopify locations you set up.
Alternatively, you can select that you have multiple warehouse, and decide which point of sales get their stock from which.
Upon selecting "I have multple warehouses" option, you will be able to select which point of sales get stock from which location.
A Shopify location can distribute its stock to multiple points of sales (DingDoong locations).
The AVAILABLE stock of that product/variant will be updated on DingDoong.
The total stock count of points of sales mustn't be higher than the stock count in that Shopify location.
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