AvailabilitySubtract committed stock
01
Subtract committed stock
See what remains available after promised jobs or orders.
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Inventory & Reorder Planner
Know what is truly available, what needs reordering, how much to buy, and the USD cash required.
15–25 minutes to completeBuilt for Trades, repair shops, rental businesses, and small inventory operatorsFormat Editable Excel workbook
Get the free resource ↓CREATED BY PIPETIDYEXCEL TEMPLATE / 5 WORKSHEETSInventory Reorder Planner
Know what is truly available, what needs reordering, how much to buy, and the USD cash required.
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Every page is designed to help you make a decision, complete a check, or change a real workflow.
ReorderUse demand and lead time
02
Use demand and lead time
Calculate reorder point and suggested quantity from weekly use, lead weeks, and safety stock.
CashSee purchase value in USD
03
See purchase value in USD
Convert foreign supplier cost and total the cash needed for the proposed order.
WHAT YOU GET
Built to be used,
not just downloaded.
- 01200 prepared SKU rows
- 02Available-stock calculation
- 03Lead-time and safety-stock reorder point
- 04Suggested purchase quantity
- 05Eight-currency USD order value
THIS IS FOR YOU IF…
- ✓ Repair and service shops carrying parts
- ✓ Rental operators holding consumables
- ✓ Small teams ordering from US and overseas suppliers
WHAT IT WILL NOT DO
- — Replace physical counts
- — Manage serial numbers or lots
- — Predict supplier delays or demand automatically
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GOOD TO KNOW
Questions, answered.
How is the reorder point calculated?
Weekly use is multiplied by lead time, then safety stock is added.
Can it handle imported parts?
Yes. Enter the supplier currency and a current USD-per-unit exchange rate.
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