Most inventory tools give you alerts you learn to ignore. VeloxLink surfaces exactly what needs attention, when it matters, with the context to act immediately.
Zero sales for 3 days. Historical avg: 8 orders/day. Possible sync failure.
7-day rate: 5.2/day (30-day avg: 2.1). Auto-drafted PO ready for review.
Adjustment of -45 units (67% of stock). Exceeds threshold. Review required.
Current reorder point: 40. Recommended: 52 (based on demand variability and lead time).
Own Warehouse has 94 days supply. 3PL Manchester has 11 days. Consider transfer.
Your 7-day sales rate has more than doubled its 30-day average — and it's been that way for 3 consecutive days. VeloxLink has already drafted a purchase order sized to cover the lead time plus 7 days. Review and send, or adjust the quantity.
Sales have fallen to less than 30% of the 30-day average, sustained for 3 days. Consider pausing the next reorder for this SKU, or reviewing whether a channel listing has gone down.
A connected channel has reported zero sales for 3 days — but historically averages 5+ orders per month. Something's wrong with the sync. VeloxLink tells you which channel and links you directly to the integration settings.
Your reorder point differs from the statistically recommended level by more than 20%. VeloxLink uses a 95% service level calculation based on demand variability and supplier lead time variance.
A stock adjustment was made that exceeds both 10 units and 50% of current stock. This could be legitimate — or it could be a counting error. Either way, you'll know about it.
Returns have exceeded 5% of units sold in the last 30 days. Based on stock adjustments tagged as returns vs. total units shipped. If something's wrong with a product, this is how you find out.
One warehouse has more than 90 days of supply for a product; another has less than 14 days. A transfer could rebalance without a new order.