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Optimize cash flow with demand-driven inventory planning

Trusted by over 2,600 global brands, Inventory Planner provides reliable inventory buying recommendations based on future customer demand.

With unique insights into forecasted revenue and profits, you can strategically allocate your purchasing budgets to promptly reorder the most lucrative products, ensuring a healthy cash flow for your business.

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Forecast accurately
Purchasing decisions
SKU-level insights
Overstock reporting
Bundling and assembling
Multi-location inventory planning

Forecast accurately, buy confidently

Inventory Planner constantly analyzes your selling patterns to accurately forecast demand. Then it tells you exactly what to buy to boost sales, and when to buy it.

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Prioritize purchasing decisions

Inventory Planner reveals critical metrics such as forecasted lost revenue, forecasted lost profit, sell-0ut dates to help you decide which items need to be reordered first to avoid revenue or profit loss.

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SKU-level actionable insights

Access 200+ meaningful metrics in reports at the level you want from warehouse level to SKU level. Plus, integrating with Google Analytics, Inventory Planner offers extra insights by coupling your inventory and sales data with marketing metrics.

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Best-in-class overstock report

Inventory Planner highlights your overstocked items alongside meaningful metrics like overstock cost, overstock unites, last sold date, so you can liquidate your biggest cash-drainers to release cash and re-invest with your bestsellers.

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Bundling and assembling made simple

Inventory Planner breaks forecasts down to component level and tells you how much inventory of each component is needed, plus when to order it.

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Automated multi-location inventory planning

Know what and when to buy for every location including warehouses, brick and mortars, FBAs and 3PLs. Balance inventory with intelligent warehouse transfer recommendations that stop over-ordering new inventory.

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See how Inventory Planner could benefit you

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From SMBs to billion-dollar brands…

Retail, e-commerce, DTC, wholesale and manufacturing brands small and large rely on Inventory Planner

"Inventory Planner has definitely been an enabler for growth. We rely on that gross profit margin, so to have an accurate, top-line profit margin at all times allows us to effectively manage that bottom line. When your business is making 10 million plus, it’s far too risky to hope for the best – it’s vital the figures are representative of truth."

Richards Udeze, Financial Director Maneire De Voir

"We’ve had the classic problems of under purchasing and then running out of stock and upsetting customers. At one point, we were getting a bunch of one star reviews. We’ve also been at the other extreme where we’ve massively over-ordered and tied up too much cash in stock. Inventory Planner has changed all that. It’s packed with nuggets-of-gold features that have transformed our business."

Trevor Martin, Vice President Operations at Snow

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Faq

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Who is Inventory Planner for?

Inventory Planner is the market-leading inventory planning software that is designed to help retail, e-commerce and wholesale merchants buy the right inventory at the right time, based on reliable predictions of how much they’ll sell.

We support 2,600+ worldwide brands from startups to billion-dollar companies in every industry imaginable – from apparel to electronic goods.

If you run a retail, e-commerce or wholesale business that holds stock, and you want to reduce your out-of-stock ratio while avoiding overbuying inventory, Inventory Planner is for you.

2. Do I still need Inventory Planner if I already have an Inventory Management System (IMS)?

Short answer: yes! Longer answer: Inventory Management Systems are useful for tracking goods, but they don’t help you forecast demand and plan your inventory purchasing, especially when market trends are rapidly changing and consumer demand is unpredictable. Inventory Planner does.

In a nutshell, if you’re using an IMS, but still experiencing out of stock or excess stock issues, you should try Inventory Planner.

To learn more about the difference between an IMS and Inventory Planner, and pick the right system for your business, take a look at this guide.

3. How is Inventory Planner different from other providers?

We’re proud to stand out from the crowd in a number of ways, including…

We’re true leaders in our field: Unlike generic inventory softwares, Inventory Planner is a market-leading specialized solution. We started back in 2012 (when inventory planning wasn’t even a ‘thing’!) and we’ve spent more than a decade fine-tuning our forecasting and inventory planning models so they get results, even in turbulent times.
Our forecasting is transparent and customizable: We believe you can only make informed decisions when you fully understand your data. With Inventory Planner, you’ll know exactly how your forecasting has been calculated (and you can tweak it to suit your needs), so you can take our forecasts and purchasing recommendations and use them to help you meet your goals.
We’re always evolving, just like the e-commerce market: As part of Sage Group, we’re able to invest heavily and regularly in our innovation, so we’re always a step ahead of our competition when it comes to offering reliable forecasting and intelligent purchasing recommendations, even as markets shift.

4. What's the SKU limit with Inventory Planner?

Inventory Planner is a scalable solution built to work for e-commerce businesses of any size, from startups to billion-dollar companies – so there is no SKU limit.

Plus, with our Data Warehouse connectors, data from any source can be seamlessly synced with Inventory Planner (which means no siloed data or delayed syncs for e-commerce businesses with large data sets across various platforms).