A build-to-order Magento 2 extension that lets shoppers subscribe to restock alerts and auto-emails them when products return — with expected-availability dates driven by your purchase orders and inventory. Built to order by ECOSIRE for Magento 2 / Adobe Commerce (build-to-order) — indicative price from $99.00 USD; request a quote for a scoped proposal.
示意预览A build-to-order Magento 2 extension that lets shoppers subscribe to restock alerts and auto-emails them when
products return — with expected-availability dates driven by your purchase orders and inventory.
无需自行搭建——由 ECOSIRE 构建、安装并提供支持的可用应用。
以一次性构建价格开始。我们在启动时与您共同确定范围。
ECOSIRE 在您的 Magento 2 上构建、配置并安装。
约 2–4 周内上线,并提供上线后的支持期。
Every out-of-stock product page is a leak in your funnel — a shopper who wanted to buy, found nothing to do, and left. This extension closes that leak. ECOSIRE builds, installs, and supports this module on your own Magento 2 / Adobe Commerce store — it is not an instant Adobe Commerce Marketplace download. We tailor it to your theme, your MSI (Multi-Source Inventory) setup, and your replenishment workflow before handing over a tested, production-ready install.
On any disabled/out-of-stock product or variant, customers get a "Notify me when available" form. Subscriptions are captured against the product (and the specific configurable/grouped child), stored in a custom table with a clean service contract and repository, and surfaced in the admin under a dedicated ACL-gated grid. When stock returns — whether through a manual stock update, an MSI source-item change, or an imported purchase order — an observer on the relevant inventory events flags affected subscriptions, and a cron job dispatches transactional emails via Magento's standard TransportBuilder and email templates (so they respect your store, locale, and email theme).
The expected-availability date is the differentiator: instead of a vague "we'll let you know," the product page can show when an item is due back, read from purchase-order ETA data you maintain. PO/inventory-driven triggers mean alerts fire on real availability, not guesses.
Built the right way for Magento 2: a clean module under app/code/Ecosire/StockAlert, wired through di.xml, plugins/interceptors where extension points exist, events.xml observers, plus REST and GraphQL endpoints so headless/PWA storefronts can subscribe and query too. Admin configuration lives in system.xml with full store-view scoping. Works on Magento Open Source and Adobe Commerce alike.
Runs a catalog that regularly sells out and gets restocked. Wants every out-of-stock page to capture demand and to set realistic expected-back dates from incoming purchase orders, turning stockouts into a backorder demand signal instead of lost traffic.
Knows that customers hitting an out-of-stock product usually never return. Wants an automated way to bring them back the moment stock lands — without manually emailing waitlists or pulling spreadsheets.
Owns the Magento 2 or Adobe Commerce build and needs an extension that follows the framework properly — service contracts, di.xml, observers, MSI awareness, GraphQL — so it survives upgrades and integrates with a headless or PWA frontend rather than hacking core.
| 标准 | 伊科西尔 | 定制建造 | 竞争对手 | Magento 2 原生 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Notify-me subscription on out-of-stock product & variant pages | 包含 | 部分支持 | 包含 | 不包括在内 |
| Expected-availability date driven by purchase-order ETA data | 包含 | 部分支持 | 部分支持 | 不包括在内 |
| PO / MSI inventory-event-driven automatic triggers (not just a stock flag) | 包含 | 部分支持 | 部分支持 | 不包括在内 |
| REST + GraphQL endpoints for headless / PWA storefronts | 包含 | 部分支持 | 部分支持 | 不包括在内 |
| Built, installed & tailored to your theme and workflow on your store | 包含 | 包含 | 不包括在内 | 不包括在内 |
| Follows Magento standards (service contracts, di.xml, observers, ACL) | 包含 | 部分支持 | 部分支持 | 包含 |
| Instant self-service download today | 不包括在内 | 不包括在内 | 包含 | 包含 |
| Ongoing support & upgrade-compatibility maintenance from one vendor | 包含 | 部分支持 | 部分支持 | 不包括在内 |
No. This is a build-to-order extension. ECOSIRE develops the module, then installs it on your own Magento 2 / Adobe Commerce environment and tailors it to your theme, MSI configuration, and purchase-order workflow. You receive a tested, production-ready install — not a generic Marketplace zip you have to integrate yourself.
Typical turnaround is about 2 to 3 weeks from kickoff for a standard build on a healthy Magento install: requirements confirmation, development, your review on staging, then production install. Heavy theme customization, complex multi-source MSI setups, or bespoke purchase-order data sources can extend this. We confirm a firm timeline before starting.
The build includes installation, smoke testing, and a handover, plus a warranty window for fixing any defects in the delivered scope. Beyond that, we offer ongoing support and compatibility maintenance (for new Magento / Adobe Commerce minor and security releases) as a separate retainer or per-request engagement, so the module keeps working as your platform updates.
Yes. The module is MSI-aware: alerts fire when salable quantity returns above zero for the relevant stock, not just on a legacy in/out flag. Subscriptions target the specific child SKU of a configurable or grouped product, so a shopper waiting on one size or color is only notified when that exact option is back.
The expected-back date is driven by purchase-order / replenishment ETA data. During the build we connect it to the source you maintain — a PO field, an admin-entered date per SKU, or an imported feed. When that ETA exists for an out-of-stock item, the product page can display it; when stock actually returns, the inventory-event observers trigger the emails regardless of the displayed estimate.
Yes. The module exposes REST and GraphQL endpoints to create, query, and cancel subscriptions, so a PWA Studio or other headless frontend can offer the same notify-me experience. The dispatch, admin grid, and cron logic run server-side independently of the storefront technology.
A build-to-order Magento 2 extension that lets shoppers subscribe to restock alerts and auto-emails them when products return — with expected-availability dates driven by your purchase orders and inventory.