Retail in Texas / US
Know what will stock out before the shelf is empty.
We connect the POS and inventory data you already have and give buyers a weekly list: at-risk SKUs, suggested qty, and the sales and lead-time math behind it. Nothing gets purchased until a person says so.
Free 30-minute review of one reorder workflow. You leave with a yes/no and a scope.
| SKU | Risk | Qty | Why |
|---|---|---|---|
| SOAP-12 | 5 days | 24 | 14/wk sold · 10-day lead |
| TOWEL-WHT | 8 days | 12 | Promo last month, not this week |
| CANDLE-04 | thin | hold | 6 weeks of history only |
Sample SKUs. Not a store's data.
- Cory Barham
Named founder. San Antonio. Will meet in person.
- Sample sheet
Fake numbers, your kind of SKUs, on the call.
- No auto-PO
Nothing is purchased until a buyer says so.
- How you verify
No public case studies yet. Thin history is a stop, not a sale.
The job
What you get. What you still do.
You get A weekly list of at-risk SKUs.
You still do What actually gets ordered.
You get Suggested qty with the sales and lead-time math.
You still do Promotions and one-off buys.
You get A clear flag when the history is too thin.
You still do Whether to trust the list.
One walkthrough
A Monday list that shows why the qty is what it is.
- 1
Sales, on-hand, and lead times are pulled from systems you already have.
- 2
SKUs that will stock out first rise to the top.
- 3
Each line shows suggested qty and the math.
- 4
Thin or broken history is marked, not hidden.
- 5
A buyer accepts, edits, or ignores the line.
Composite of how we scope this. Not a client result.
Common objections
The questions that decide the call.
Will it buy inventory on its own?
No. The list is a suggestion. A person approves every purchase unless you later write a very narrow automatic rule.
How much sales history do we need?
It depends on seasonality, assortment changes, and the decision you want to support. If the history is too thin, we say so in the first fifteen minutes.
Does this replace our POS or inventory system?
No. It works around an approved system of record and returns useful information through supported connections.
Can buyers change the recommendation?
Yes. Purchasing remains a human decision.
The call
30 minutes. One workflow. A yes or a no.
Bring
- One category or vendor that stocked out recently
- Who approves reorders
- POS or inventory system name
Leave with
- Fit or not fit
- Whether the history is enough
- Setup vs monthly ballpark
First workflow typically $2,500 to stand up, then $1,000/mo for 8 hours of support. We confirm that on the call. See all plans
Next step
Book a 30-minute inventory-workflow review
Free 30-minute review of one reorder workflow. You leave with a yes/no and a scope.