Stockouts get flagged before they bite.
Your inventory gets watched on a schedule, reorders arrive priority-ranked with the reasoning attached, and the money stuck in dead stock gets a plan of its own.
Today, without it
You find out when a customer tells you.
Inventory punishes you twice: once for running out, once for buying the wrong thing.
Live today
The Inventory Forecaster does the watching.
It scans stock across your whole catalog on a schedule, flags products as critical or low against thresholds you control, and opens priority-ranked reorder recommendations — every number explained. Run a fresh scan on demand whenever you're planning ahead. Velocity-aware stockout projections are in development.
Inventory Forecaster
liveNordic Hoodie / M
urgent4 units left · reorder 40 units
Oxygen Pro Snowboard
high12 units left · reorder 24 units
Aurora Mug — 4 pack
medium38 units left · reorder 60 units
thresholds you control · priorities · reasoning — every number explained
The other half of the problem
Dead stock gets an exit plan.
Profit Lens computes true per-product contribution margin from your costs, so you know which SKUs actually earn. Liquidation Planner finds stagnant stock and proposes bounded clearance discounts — you approve the plan before anything changes.
>how are sales this week?
Revenue
€12.4k
+8%
Orders
214
+5%
AOV
€58
+2%
Up 8% on last week, driven by the hoodie restock. One watch-out: Oxygen Pro margin dipped after Tuesday’s discount code.
What sells with what
Bundle Discovery reads your real orders.
Not a template of “customers also bought” — the actual pairs in your order history, turned into bundle suggestions worth putting in front of shoppers.
Agent workforce — roster
7 liveInventory Forecaster
3 urgent reorders proposed · last scan 02:00
Profit Lens
true margins mapped per product
Liquidation Planner
2 dead-stock clearance plans drafted
Bundle Discovery
4 bought-together pairs found
Demand Radar
3 uncaptured demands heard in chat
+ Revenue Detective & Self-Learning FAQ, also on shift
Executive Summary
your Monday-morning brief
Churn-Risk Scorer
flags at-risk customers early
recommend-first · autonomy is dialled per area, inside your caps
How it runs
Four steps, no project plan.
Set your thresholds
What counts as low, what counts as critical — per your catalog, not a default.
It scans
On a schedule, against a fresh private snapshot of your data.
It ranks
Reorders come out prioritized, with quantity and reasoning attached.
You approve
Accept, reject, or run another scan. Nothing is ordered behind your back.
The honest edges
What it won't do
Where the line is today — stated plainly.
Why it matters
Stock decisions with the reasoning attached.
Every number the Forecaster shows you can be traced back to why it says that.
Straight answers
Questions merchants ask about this one.
No. Specialists start in recommend mode: the Forecaster opens reorder recommendations and you accept or reject them. Autonomy is something you grant per agent once it's earned your trust.
On a cadence — and on demand whenever you hit “Run now”. You're never waiting on a nightly batch to check something.
For margin work, yes. Profit Lens computes contribution margin from the costs you provide; without them it can still rank movement, but it can't tell you what actually earns.
The other four
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