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# Quick Buy Feature
Show customers a stock message — like "Low stock" or "Last items!" — based on inventory thresholds you set.
Stock Level shows customers a different stock message depending on how much inventory is left, using thresholds you define. This builds urgency and transparency, and encourages faster purchase decisions.
## Steps to manage
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### Open Stock Level
Open the app, go to **Add-on Features**, then click **Stock level > Setup stock level**.
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### Set your stock thresholds
There are two parts to this feature: **Stock Display Configuration** and **Status Messages and Colors**.
In **Stock Display Configuration**, set up 3 thresholds — the app automatically shows the right message based on current inventory:
* **Max Display Level** — above this number, customers see a general message like "100+ Available." Between this and the Low Stock Threshold, they see the exact quantity, like "36 in stock."
* **Low Stock Threshold** — at or below this number, customers see a low-stock warning like "Low stock."
* **Last Stock Threshold** — at this critical level, customers see an urgent message like "Last items!"
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### Style and translate the messages
In **Status Messages and Colors**, customize the **Display Text** (using the `{{stock}}` variable to show the inventory quantity), font size, and font weight for each stock status.
This also supports multiple languages. Click the language dropdown in the top-right of **Stock Display Configuration**, choose a language, and set up its translation.
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The app pulls available languages directly from your Shopify admin — any language configured there is available here too.
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### Save
Click **Save**, then check the result on your storefront.
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Stock Level only works if you also enable the Collection Quick Buy feature. See [Enable Quick Buy feature in Product card](/samita-wholesale-b2b/add-on-features/set-up-stock-status-for-products/enable-quick-buy-feature-in-product-card.md).
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