Organisation and subinventory structure design — warehouses, locations, and zones

Real-time on-hand balance by item, lot, serial, and location

Lot and serial number control — full traceability from receipt to shipment or consumption

Inter-organisation transfers — warehouse-to-warehouse and manufacturing-to-distribution

Cycle counting and physical inventory — automated count schedules and variance approval

ML demand sensing — algorithms trained on your specific product and market patterns

External signal integration — weather, economic indicators, and market data feeds

Promotion and event lift modelling — forecast adjusted for planned promotions automatically

Consensus demand plan — commercial, operations, and finance views reconciled in one plan

Forecast accuracy measurement — MAPE and bias tracked at SKU, category, and location level

Replenishment planning — min/max, reorder point, and MRP-driven replenishment methods

Safety stock optimisation — dynamically calculated based on demand variability and service level targets

Constraint-based planning — supplier capacity, warehouse capacity, and budget constraints respected

Exception management — only items requiring intervention surfaced to planners

What-if scenario analysis — impact of demand or supply shocks modelled before commitment

ABC/XYZ analysis — automated segmentation of inventory by value and variability

Slow-moving and excess inventory identification — aged stock reporting with disposition recommendations

Obsolescence risk scoring — items at risk of expiry, supersession, or end-of-life

Inventory carrying cost modelling — total cost of inventory including capital, storage, and handling

Inventory turns target tracking — performance vs target by warehouse and category