Managing Multi-Warehouse Logistics and Location Mapping

Your primary warehouse is designated as the default. This location is used as the default shipping origin for calculating proximity zones and estimating delivery times.

• The first warehouse you add is automatically set as default.
• If you delete your default warehouse, our system will automatically promote your next oldest active warehouse to default status to prevent integration downtime.

To automate stock level syncs, you must link your warehouse to the corresponding location in your e-commerce platform. Here is how to find your Location ID across all supported platforms:

• Shopify: In your Shopify admin, go to Settings -> Locations. Click on the warehouse location you want to map. In your browser's address bar, look at the URL. It will end with a number (e.g., /locations/8472910). Copy this number and paste it as the Provider Location ID in Salp.
• WooCommerce: In your WordPress admin, go to WooCommerce -> Settings -> Multi-Locations (or the inventory plugin you use). Locate the Location Slug or name key (e.g., munich-warehouse) and enter it in Salp.
• Lightspeed eCom (C-Series): Log in to your Lightspeed back office, go to Settings -> Locations, and copy the Location ID code listed next to your store name.
• Magento 2: In your Magento admin panel, go to Stores -> Inventory -> Sources. Copy the unique "Source Code" value (e.g., default_source or de_warehouse) and enter it in Salp.
• BigCommerce: In your BigCommerce control panel, go to Settings -> Locations. Locate the ID column for your warehouse location, copy the number, and enter it in Salp.

Note for Future Integrations: If you are connecting custom platforms or future integrations, the mapping rule remains the same: identify the unique identifier, slug, or code that your storefront uses to group inventory for that warehouse, and enter it in the Provider Location ID field.