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# Step 4: Set Up Inventory

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**Quick Answer:** Create a warehouse under **Operations → Inventory → Warehouse tab**, then either link it to an existing integration via **Settings → Warehouse** for automatic syncing, or upload a manual inventory CSV snapshot. Takes 1–2 minutes if you have an integration connected.
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With your catalog and channels in place, load your current stock levels. Moselle uses this to identify what's at risk and what needs to be ordered.

**Time required:** 15–20 minutes

***

## Step 1: Create a Warehouse

1. Go to **Inventory** in the left nav
2. Click the **Warehouse** tab
3. Click **+ Add Warehouse**
4. Enter your warehouse name and address details
5. Click **Create**

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**Already on Shopify or Amazon?** A synced warehouse for those integrations may already exist under the Warehouse tab. Check before creating a new one.
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### Link Your Warehouse to an Integration

If you've already connected an integration (e.g. Shopify, Amazon), you can link your warehouse directly to it so inventory syncs automatically — no manual upload needed.

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1. Click your **avatar** in the top right → **Settings**
2. Click the **Warehouse** tab
3. Click **Create a Warehouse**
4. Enter a name, then select your integration from the **Data source** dropdown
5. Pick the matching location from the second dropdown
6. Click **Create**

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Once linked, Moselle syncs inventory from that integration automatically. You can skip Step 2 below.
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For full warehouse type details, see the Create a Warehouse guide in Operations → Inventory.

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## Step 2: Upload Your Stock Levels

For manual warehouses, upload a snapshot of your current available inventory.

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### Get the CSV Template

1. Go to **Inventory** → select your warehouse
2. Click **Update Warehouse** → **Upload Inventory Snapshot**
3. Download the **CSV Template**
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### Fill In Your Stock

The CSV requires two columns:

| Column      | Description                                              |
| ----------- | -------------------------------------------------------- |
| `sku`       | Must match your catalog SKUs exactly (case-sensitive)    |
| `available` | Current units available (use `0` for out-of-stock items) |

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SKUs must match your catalog exactly. Mismatched SKUs will be skipped without an error.
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### Upload the File

1. Return to **Upload Inventory Snapshot**
2. Drag and drop or browse for your CSV
3. Click **Upload**
4. Check that stock levels appear correctly in the warehouse view

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Your inventory is loaded. Moselle will now use these levels in planning.
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## Mo Tip: Let Mo Reformat Your Stock Spreadsheet

If your inventory is tracked in a spreadsheet with a different layout, drop it into Mo and ask:

> *"Help me reformat this stock spreadsheet into a Moselle inventory CSV. Required columns are SKU and available quantity."*

Mo will map your columns to the correct format so you can upload without manual reformatting.


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