Classify stock, then restock what matters

Classify stock, then restock what matters — one goal, 2 tools, no signup needed to look around.

Do it in these steps

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    Step 1

    Inventory ABC Classifier

    Classify SKUs into A, B and C by revenue, spot slow-moving and dead stock, and see how much money is stuck in the tail.

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    When step 1 finishes, paste its result into Restock Planner — that is why this is a two-step job.

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    Step 2

    Restock Planner

    Turn daily sales, supplier lead time and stock on hand into a reorder point, a safety stock level and a restock quantity you can order today.

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Start with step 1 right here

Inventory ABC Classifier

Classify SKUs into A, B and C by revenue, spot slow-moving and dead stock, and see how much money is stuck in the tail.

How the classes work

SKUs are sorted by revenue and split by cumulative share: A is the group that together makes up the first 80%, B carries it to 95%, and C is the tail, including anything with no sales in the period. 90 days without a sale counts as slow moving and 180 as dead stock, whatever the class. Stock value uses the unit price you paste, so use your cost price if you want the cash figure to reflect your money.

A view of one period, not a forecast: seasonality and one-off promotions can move a SKU between classes. Re-run it every month.

Your sales numbers are processed in the browser and never uploaded.

How it works

This utility runs locally in your browser for privacy and speed.

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