TO settings & preferences
On this page
Section titled “On this page”- Where TO settings live
- The five tabs
- Adjacent settings
- What’s shared with Purchase Orders
- See also
Where TO settings live
Section titled “Where TO settings live”Settings → Transfer Orders.
The five tabs
Section titled “The five tabs”| Tab | What it configures |
|---|---|
| Metafields | Two cards: Line Item Metafields (which variant metafields show up as line columns and appear in exports) and Shopify Writeback Rules (which line-item field changes get written back to the product or variant in Shopify while the TO is active). |
| Product Tags | Define tags and per-tag rules for when they’re automatically added or removed based on TO status transitions. Each tag has its own list of auto-set statuses and auto-unset statuses. Tags with no rules configured are manual-only. |
| Preferences | Inventory Sync — controls how transfer orders update Shopify inventory. The Disable Shopify available inventory movements toggle is for shops whose 3PL owns Shopify available stock; see Inventory Sync below. |
| Export | Column presets for CSV / XLSX exports. Two sections: line-item templates (one row per TO line) and transfer-order-level templates (one row per TO) — picked at export time from the bulk export on the list. |
| Email Templates | Subject + body for the destination-location notification email sent when you dispatch a TO. |
Inventory Sync (Preferences tab)
Section titled “Inventory Sync (Preferences tab)”By default, transfer orders move Shopify available stock: sending a TO decrements available at the origin, and receiving moves stock into available at the destination (see Inventory effects).
If a 3PL owns your Shopify available inventory — your fulfillment partner writes those numbers and you don’t want Logistified competing with it — turn on Disable Shopify available inventory movements. With it on:
- Sending a TO no longer decrements available at the origin.
- Receiving a TO no longer moves stock into available at the destination.
- Logistified still keeps Shopify incoming quantities up to date and keeps tracking the movement in the Assemblified ledger — only the available numbers are left for your 3PL to manage.
The preference is shop-wide and off by default, so every existing store keeps the classic behavior. A Save button appears in the card header once you flip it.
Adjacent settings
Section titled “Adjacent settings”| Setting | Effect on TOs |
|---|---|
| Settings → Carriers | Carrier dropdown on the shipment card. |
| Settings → Email Sending | Sender domain, signature, branding for the notification email. |
| Settings → Locations & overrides | Origin / destination addresses on the TO PDF. |
For the post-completion reconciliation tools (Fix On Hand Quantity, Fix Negative Incoming, Adjust Incoming Quantity), see Lifecycle → The 7 statuses for what unlocks them.
What’s shared with Purchase Orders
Section titled “What’s shared with Purchase Orders”The template engines for email and for export columns are shared with Purchase Orders — same editor UI, same available variables — but each order type stores its own templates. Editing a TO email template doesn’t affect POs.
Product tags and Shopify Writeback Rules are configured separately per order type. Changing TO product-tag rules has no effect on PO tagging.
See also
Section titled “See also”- Transfer Orders → Exports — where the Export-tab templates are used.
- Purchase Orders → Settings & preferences — the parallel reference for POs.
- Settings → Overview — the cross-cutting settings index.