Demand Planning & Inventory Optimization

Stop overstocking. Stop running out.

SKU-level demand forecasts your planners trust — and reorder recommendations they can act on.

Outcome
$2.4M

average annual savings from inventory rebalancing in pilot accounts

The problem

What's broken today

1

Spreadsheet-based forecasts are slow, brittle, and one resignation away from disaster.

2

Excess inventory ties up cash; stockouts kill the customer experience.

3

Promotions and seasonality break naive forecasts every time.

How Predict Labs solves it

Built for the way operators actually work

Hierarchical SKU forecasting

Forecasts at SKU, location, channel — reconciled to the category and total business.

Promotion + seasonality awareness

Models account for promo lifts, holidays, and weather signals automatically.

Reorder recommendations

Tell us your service level and lead times; we tell you what to order and when.

Sample questions

Ask Predict Labs anything

Forecast SKU-level demand for next quarter
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Which warehouses are carrying excess inventory?
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What should we reorder this week?
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How it works

Three steps to your first prediction

STEP 1

Bring your sales and inventory history

ERP, WMS, or even a CSV of SKU movements works.

STEP 2

Pick the SKUs that matter

Start with your A and B items; we'll handle the long tail.

STEP 3

Plan with confidence

Daily-updated reorder lists, excess-inventory alerts, and a forecast you can show the board.

Getting started

What you'll need

These are the typical data sources for demand planning & inventory optimization. You don't need every source on day one — start with what you have.

Typical data sources
  • Sales/orders history (24+ months)
  • Inventory on hand by location
  • Lead times and reorder points
  • Optional: promo calendar

Try Demand Planning & Inventory Optimization on your own data

Free for 14 days. No credit card. No data scientist required.