Count the sellable stock
Use current counts and confirmed orders. Separate damaged or reserved items as appropriate.
Small shops often have enough sales information to make a better order, but not enough time for a complicated inventory system. Restocklet makes the assumptions behind a reorder visible: demand, supply time, buffer and pack size.
A useful result begins with accurate inputs. Gather these before you open the tool.
Use current counts and confirmed orders. Separate damaged or reserved items as appropriate.
Cover lead time, your buffer and the days until the next review. Check the sales average against upcoming events.
Inspect pack rounding and spend. Export the list, then confirm supplier constraints before placing the order.
Illustrative scenarios, not customer stories or promised results.
An illustrative item sells 2 units daily. The planning horizon is 14 days, with 10 on hand and none incoming.
Use this checklist before sharing or acting. These ticks are just for this visit; they do not save or submit your work.
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These are product development milestones, not a claim about company age or customer results. We are building in small, useful increments.
The reorder planner launched with CSV exports, editable backups and a practical stock-check guide.
Budget scenarios, plan search and named local versions made alternative orders easier to compare.
This launch edition runs in your browser. No account, card or subscription is required. Download a backup to keep an editable copy.