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What we do · Fulfillment

Replenishment

The next order starts
before the shelf is empty.

We plan purchases around how your products are selling, how long they take to arrive and what demand looks like next. You get earlier visibility into our orders, and shoppers have a better chance of finding your products in stock.

Units on hand for one SKU over twelve weeks, example dataStock falls from 480 units. In week 7 it drops below the reorder point of 250 and a purchase order is placed. After a three-week lead time, stock is refilled in week 10 and never reaches zero.ExhibitUnits on hand, one SKU, 12 weeks0200400600Reorder point 250W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W10W11W123-week lead timeW7 · 240 units · PO placedLowest point160 units, W9Case pack12 unitsNext reviewW12Example data for illustration.

What we take care of

A reorder plan grounded in daily sales

Product-level stock planning

We combine sales pace, available inventory and inbound shipments to see how much coverage each product has. Fast movers get attention without leaving slower products tied up in unnecessary stock.

Seasonality and promotions

We prepare for holidays, seasonal demand and advertising activity before they reach the warehouse. The purchase plan reflects the sales you are working toward, not just last month’s run rate.

A forecast your team can use

We share upcoming requirements with your team and turn them into purchase orders that fit your case packs and lead times. Changes in supply or demand feed back into the plan.

Working with your team

Keep the conversation
ahead of the stock.

Your team shouldn’t hear about a replenishment need for the first time when an urgent order arrives. We keep stock priorities, expected orders and delivery timing in the same conversation.

How it works

  1. Read the stock position

    We review sell-through, days of coverage and goods in transit.

  2. Plan the next purchase

    We factor in lead times, seasonal demand and campaign plans.

  3. Adjust as sales develop

    We update quantities and timing as the picture changes.

Let’s talk

Let’s build a better reorder rhythm.

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