Days of Stock – Two-Minute Demo

Drill down and customization. Without a doubt, these are two of the most important attributes of any reporting system. Take the expected days of stock dashboard you're viewing now. In this one display, you're shown both stock shortages and excesses that could spell trouble in the future for your business. Let's drill down into shortages using the color coding scheme on the far right, ten items appear instantly. But looking further into our selection criteria, we can see that this dashboard is evaluating items based only on the last four months of sales activity that could potentially result in missing some items that weren't sold at all during this time frame. So let's have this dashboard take a broader look at our sales history by expanding that historical calculation to look at the last 12 months sales activity. And in doing so, one more item is added to our hot items list. Pens, an item that has sold over 1200 units in the last 12 months. Of course, as important as it is to identify potential shortages like this one, it's also critical to identify actual or potential stock excesses. Whether it's identifying foods with expiration dates, businesses that deal with seasonal products, or even companies that face new versions or models, no one wants to be left with a warehouse full of expired, outdated or obsolete inventory. And all of this insight is instantaneous. Regardless of whether you have hundreds, thousands or hundreds of thousands of inventory items. This dashboard and all of its drill downs and selections is generated in under 10 seconds. That's to to dataself's unique data warehousing component. So predicting the future behavior of sales which items will be hot and which not is never an exact Science. But with DataSelf's ability to use past performances to forecast future needs, you'll do a better job of preparing your business for the future.