Cover, not just quantity
100 units is a lot for a slow store and two days for a busy one. Transfers are based on forecast days of cover.
Most stockouts sit next to overstock somewhere else in the network. Stock Balancer compares days of cover across stores, warehouses, distributors and marketplace fulfilment centres and suggests transfers that free up slow stock and protect fast sellers, with the transport cost shown next to the benefit.
100 units is a lot for a slow store and two days for a busy one. Transfers are based on forecast days of cover.
Own stores, warehouses, distributor godowns and Amazon or Flipkart fulfilment centres in one view.
Each suggestion shows freight cost against the margin it protects, so small moves that cost more than they save are dropped.
Seasonal stock is moved while it can still sell, instead of being marked down after.
Days of cover by SKU and location using the forecast, not last month.
Slow locations paired with fast ones nearby, within your transfer rules.
Transfers listed with units, cost and the stockout days they prevent.
Planners approve, and transfer notes export to your system.
Yes, if they share stock data. Suggestions for distributor stock are sent as recommendations your sales team can discuss with them.
Yes. For pharmacy and food, transfers prefer batches with the shortest remaining life that can still sell in time.
Slide to the number of SKUs you sell. The needle shows the plan that fits, and the first 30 days of forecasting are free for up to 500 SKUs.