Use case 06 · Inventory health and reorder plan
Know what to reorder, discount or clear, every week.
An inventory planning tool that reads your stock levels, sales history, lead times and storage costs, then gives you a clear weekly plan. Fewer stockouts on what sells, and less money sitting in what doesn’t.
Running in our own business today.
The problem
“We’re out of what sells and full of what doesn’t.”
- You’re out of what sells and full of what doesn’t.
- Reorders are based on gut feel and last year’s spreadsheet.
- Aging stock and storage costs pile up quietly.
Stock and sales data→Risk check→Weekly action plan
Before
Reorders by gut feel, stockouts on best sellers, and storage costs piling up.
After
A clear weekly plan of what to reorder, discount or clear.
Good for: Product companies, warehouses and online sellers.
How it works
From scattered work to done, in three steps.
1
Stock and sales data
We pull stock levels, sales by item, open purchase orders, lead times and storage costs from your systems.
2
Risk check
Every item is checked for stockout risk, overstock and age, with seasonality taken into account.
3
Weekly action plan
A short list of what to reorder and how much, what to discount and what to clear, sent to the people who act on it.
What you get
Built around how your team already works.
- Reorder quantities based on sales, lead time and season
- Early warnings on items about to run out
- A clearance list for aging and slow-moving stock
- Storage cost tracking by item and location
Works with
Popular with
Fixed price in writing within 48 hours. You own everything we build. No per-seat fees.
Questions
Questions about this tool.
How does it decide how much to reorder?
It looks at recent sales, seasonality, supplier lead times and stock already on order, then suggests a quantity that covers demand until the next order arrives. You can set minimums and limits for every item.
Does it work across warehouses and sales channels?
Yes. It can plan by location and channel, and show where to move stock as well as what to buy.
Will it place orders on its own?
Not unless you want it to. Most teams review the plan and approve the purchase orders themselves.
Related use cases
Often built together.
Want this in your business?
Book a 30-minute call. Fixed price in writing within 48 hours.