FREE WORKBOOK
Restock and Inventory Planner
When each product needs ordering, and the quantity that actually costs least once storage is counted against the freight a bigger order saves.
Three sheets, no macros, forty-three deadlines and none you do not need.
Who this workbook is for
Sellers ordering by instinct, or ordering whatever quantity the supplier’s price break happens to suggest.
Anyone who has run out of a product that was selling
Your reorder point is what you will sell while the container is moving, plus a buffer for the supplier being late. The planner works it out per product and puts a date in the diary.
Sellers who have been told bigger orders are cheaper
They are cheaper on freight and dearer on storage. The total has a minimum, and on the worked example ordering 2,000 to get the freight rate down costs 39p a unit more than ordering 1,068.
Anyone whose cash is all sitting on a shelf
Every quantity shows what it ties up alongside what it costs. The cheapest order per unit is not always the one you can afford, and this lets you see both at once.
