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Reserved Products Adjustments

Correcting a title's reserve count after check-in — moving copies between Reserved and Available. Applies to Ordo & Oryx.

Last updated on 06 May, 2026

Reserved Products Adjustments is the manual lever for correcting a title's reserve count after check-in — moving copies between Reserved and Available, fixing miscounts, or absorbing damaged-copy replacements without going through a full order flow. It's a small utility, but a useful one when you need to reconcile inventory without disrupting customer orders.

Where to Find It

  • Ordo: Apps → Manage Comics → Products → Reserved Products.

What You See

A list of every title currently holding reserved quantity. For each title:

  • Reserved QTY — copies committed to customer orders.

  • Available QTY — copies on the shelf and available for sale.

  • Check In Date — the date the books were pulled.

The Reserved list can be sorted by solicitation month, shipment date, publishers and distributors. All books that are currently being held for subscribers are shown here.

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When to Adjust

The most common cases:

  • A customer picked up a book that wasn't processed through a Manage Comics order — maybe the register rang it up directly. You need to move a copy from Reserved to... well, neither, since it's gone. Use this screen to remove it from Reserved and then zero out the Total if appropriate.

  • Post-check-in miscounts. You discover a discrepancy after the pull summary is already saved. Adjust here rather than re-running check-in.

How to Adjust

  1. Find the title in the list (search by title or UPC).

  2. Click the row to expand or edit.

  3. Adjust the Reserved and Available quantities.

  4. Save.

Manage Comics pushes the updated counts to Shopify (Ordo) the inventory source of truth.

Cautions

  • These edits bypass the normal order flow. They don't create or modify a customer order — they only change the bucket totals. If a customer's order is affected, you'll also need to adjust their order directly.

  • Get into the habit of making Reserved Products Adjustments rarely. If you're doing it often, something upstream (check-in, POS behavior) is probably mis-configured.


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