STEP 01
Set the stock unit and policy
Enter on-hand stock, reservations, incoming units, additional daily demand and supplier assumptions.
GUIDED PREVIEW / FICTIONAL SAMPLE DATA
Inventory & Reorder Planner
See what to reorder and keep a record of stock movements.
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Follow the workflow.
STEP 02
Record each movement
Use linked PO receipts and reserved fulfillment, or a reasoned adjustment for reconciliation.
STEP 03
Review before ordering
Check quantities and delivery risks, then export or print the working list. The app does not place orders.
WORKED EXAMPLE
A checkable reorder example
With 40 on hand, 12 reserved and no incoming stock, inventory position is 28. Demand of 3 per day, 7 lead days and safety stock of 8 set a reorder point of 29. Adding 14 extra cover days makes a target of 71. The 43-unit gap rounds to 48 when ordering in packs of 6.
A closer look.
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Know the scope.
One location with manually supplied assumptions; no supplier integration or automatic purchasing. Demand must exclude reserved units. Stock value uses current entered cost and is a management estimate, not FIFO, LIFO or another accounting valuation. Review due dates with the supplier.
In the full tool, browser saves stay on the device and are best-effort. Keep separate JSON backups; clearing browser data or moving the file can affect saved work.
Product details and planned price