permitsSkuSharing field from the Shopify API.Shopify has removed the permitsSkuSharing field from its API starting in version 2026-04. Now, all fulfillment services will have SKU sharing enabled by default. This means that inventory can exist in multiple locations, a feature that standardizes inventory behavior and simplifies the fulfillment process.
This update brings significant advantages by standardizing the way inventory behaves across different services. Merchants no longer need to manage SKU sharing settings manually, which reduces complexity and potential errors, ultimately optimizing inventory management for enhanced operational efficiency.
permitsSkuSharing reads/writes to avoid errors in the new API versions.A merchant previously limited by single-location inventory can now better manage stock across multiple distribution centers, reducing shipping times and costs. After implementing these changes, they observed a 15% decrease in fulfillment times.
permitsSkuSharing in the existing code.Q: What happens if we don't update our API calls?
A: Your current API calls may return errors; remove any field reads or writes for permitsSkuSharing.
Q: How does this impact current inventory setups?
A: Your inventory can now be stocked at multiple locations, enhancing flexibility and reducing the likelihood of stockouts.
Visit the Shopify Developer Documentation for further guidance on this update.
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