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# Inventory Status

Configure Volume's stock level indicator: availability labels, inventory transfer notices, percentage bar with thresholds, and colors for stock states.

Customize the appearance and behavior of the stock level indicator using the following settings:

* **Show label:** enable this option to display the ‘Availability’ label.
* **Show inventory transfer notice:** enable this option to display the inventory transfer notice if the item is sold out. Please refer to [this article](https://help.shopify.com/en/manual/products/inventory/inventory-transfers) to find out how to set up the inventory transfers in Shopify.
* **Show bar:** the indicator bar shows the remaining product quantity as percentage of base quantity. For example, if base quantity is set to 100 products, the bar will display 100% when are 100 products are in stock and 60% when 60 products are in stock.
* **Base quantity:** enter the base quantity of your product inventory. Insert a Dynamic source to set dynamic base quantities for different products.
* **Low threshold:** enter the product inventory quantity to notify customers of limited product stock. Insert a Dynamic source to set dynamic thresholds for different products.
* **Colors:** define the colors for different availability options such as **`In stock`**, **`Low inventory`**, and **`Sold out`**.


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