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Stop stocking out. Stop ordering too early.
Restock reads your own sales, tells you what to reorder and how much, and turns the answer into a purchase order your supplier signs — then follows it to the door.
How it works
1It watches what actually sells
Your sales, per SKU, per region, weighted so a good week does not read as a trend. No forecast to configure and nothing to type in weekly.
2It tells you what runs out, and when
Days of cover against your own lead time. A SKU that will not survive the wait is flagged before it stocks out, not after.
3It suggests a quantity you can argue with
Rounded to cartons and pallets, because that is how it ships. Every number shows the settings that produced it, so you can change them rather than distrust them.
4It raises the purchase order
Numbered, priced, and sent to your supplier for signature through their own link. They confirm; you approve; both signatures sit on the document.
5It follows the container to the door
Shipments with real dates, landed cost per unit when the freight invoice lands, and receipt into stock oldest-first.
A note on the word
In a warehouse, restocking means refilling a shelf. What this does is reorder — forecasting demand and raising a supplier purchase order — and that is what the screen is called once you are inside. Restock is the name on the door because it is the word sellers use; reorder is the word on the button because it is the one that is true.
What it does not do yet
It does not choose your freight or book it. Shipments and dates are entered by hand, on purpose — there is no forwarder integration and we would rather say so than imply one. Routing a shipment is act two. What it costs.
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