SEE THE STOCK BEHIND THE STOREFRONT

Less inventory guesswork.
More time to respond.

Watch stock by location, investigate unusual reductions, and use observed inventory history to spot items that may run out soon.

Location thresholdsSudden dropsStockout forecasts
See what you can do

THE PRACTICAL DETAILS

What you can do.

/01

A threshold for each location

Use a shared low-stock threshold or override it for individual locations. An item is flagged when its chosen quantity falls below that threshold.

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Choose the quantity that matters

Monitor available, on-hand, committed, or incoming inventory quantities. Match the rule to the inventory measure your team uses.

/03

Catch a sudden reduction

Set the number of units that makes a single observed drop worth investigating. Review the previous quantity, current quantity, and size of the change.

/04

Look ahead to stockouts

Choose a lookback window and a days-until-stockout threshold. Forecasts use observed inventory decreases and show estimated daily usage, quantity, and sample count.

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Focus on relevant locations

Exclude locations or products from a rule. The number of monitored locations is governed by your plan.

PUT IT INTO PRACTICE

A useful part of
your routine.

Start with the settings that matter to your store, and keep the next step visible.

  1. 01

    Establish a starting point

    Synchronize inventory so the app can see the locations and quantities it is monitoring.

  2. 02

    Tune the thresholds

    Set low-stock levels, the size of an unusual drop, and the forecast horizon you care about.

  3. 03

    Investigate and act

    Review the alert and coordinate replenishment or a stock investigation with your team.

KNOW WHAT TO EXPECT

A little context.

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