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7 months ago Team's Response
Initially, we considered having warnings everytime the quantity falls below the threshold. However, we considered the fact that it might be "annoying" for the user if there are repeated warnings. Hence, we decided to only issue warning when the quantity first falls below the threshold. To complement this, StockPal will display a list of all productts that are low in quantity when the user exits.
Noted on the settings to turn on/off repeated warnings, however, that will for future milestones.
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- [ ] I disagree
Reason for disagreement: [replace this with your explanation]
If a user managing the stock of something, they may benefit from repeated warnings after the 1st when their stock is draining with repeated outflows.
Perhaps it could be setting built into the app to turn on or off repeated warning.