VeloxLink calculates exactly what you need to order, when, and how much — based on your real sales velocity, your supplier's actual lead times, and the buffer you need. It's not a guess. It's maths.
| Product | Stock | Vel/day | Days left | Lead time | Order by | Suggested qty |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vitamin D3 120ct | 23 | 5.2 | 4d | 12d | Overdue | 200 |
| Organic Tea Box | 0 | 11.7 | 0d | 8d | Overdue | 350 |
| Protein Bars 12pk | 67 | 4.8 | 14d | 8d | Apr 12 | 150 |
| Eco Tote Bag LG | 186 | 3.1 | 60d | 7d | May 18 | — |
Every reorder alert is driven by four inputs:
The "Order by" date tells you the last day you can place an order and still receive stock before you hit your minimum buffer. Not a soft warning — a hard deadline.
| Urgency | Timeframe | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| Critical | 0–7 days | Order immediately |
| Urgent | 8–21 days | Order this week |
| Watch | 22–45 days | On your radar |
| OK | 45+ days | No action needed |
Filter to see just Critical items. Sort by revenue impact to prioritise. Your mornings get shorter.
Not every SKU gets the same treatment. Your top 20% sellers by velocity get a 1.5x boost to urgency scoring — they surface faster in the reorder list. The next 30% get a 1.2x boost. The rest are scored at 1.0x.
This means a bestseller that's 10 days from stockout ranks above a slow mover that's 8 days out. Because the revenue impact is higher. That's what you'd intuitively do anyway — VeloxLink just makes it automatic.
Ordering from the same supplier? VeloxLink groups all low-stock SKUs into a single banner — showing you the total number of SKUs, the combined order quantity, and the estimated total value. One click creates a draft purchase order with all of them pre-filled.
If any SKU's suggested quantity falls below your supplier's minimum order quantity, VeloxLink flags it before you send.
When a product's 7-day sales rate exceeds 2x its 30-day average, sustained for 3 consecutive days, VeloxLink creates a draft PO automatically — calculated as: velocity x (lead days + 7 safety days), rounded up.
You review it. You send it. Or you adjust the quantity and send it. Either way, you're not finding out about the spike when the stockout hits.