You have stock, but not the products people need.
We connect demand, available inventory, and incoming orders so you can review what to replenish and what you already have enough of.
See it in practice →Inventory Management
Make the next buying decision with the full picture.
You need a buying plan you can explain, stock numbers you can trust, and fewer decisions made from incomplete information. We bring inventory consulting and practical planning tools together, or help with either one on its own.
For ecommerce businesses, distributors, and teams managing products across channels.
Does this sound like your week?
The work shouldn’t depend on another workaround.
The buying plan changes every time a new file arrives.
We bring forecasts, lead times, purchase orders, and receipts into a reviewable process. You can see which assumption changes the decision.
See it in practice →You spend the meeting deciding which stock number is right.
We trace the source, separate available stock from commitments, and make differences easier to investigate.
See it in practice →What we help with
Start with the job. Choose the right tools.
With over 20 years of experience, our team of inventory consultants and software developers brings domain knowledge and hands-on implementation to the same conversation.
Forecasting that supports a decision
Sales history is a starting point. We bring in seasonality, product launches, supplier lead times, stock, and incoming orders to help you decide what to buy, how much, and when.
Replenishment at the level you manage
Channel, warehouse, style, color, or size. The model needs to reflect the choices your team actually makes, including what can wait and where supply is already committed.
Purchasing and inbound visibility
Purchase orders, shipment lines, receipt evidence, and shortfalls belong in the same conversation. We connect those records to the planning process.
Tools your planners can review
Excel and Google Sheets models, custom planning applications, and operational reports. We choose the format around the people, data, and controls involved, not around replacing spreadsheets for their own sake.
How we work
From “this isn’t working” to something your team can use.
We bring inventory knowledge and hands-on development to the same conversation. You can work with us on either one, or both.
Look at the real work.
Walk through the decision or task with the people doing it. Review the data, the current tools, and the exceptions they deal with.
Agree on a useful first change.
Define what needs to improve and how we’ll check it. The answer might be a spreadsheet model, an integration, or a focused application.
Build it and work through the details.
Test realistic scenarios, make the assumptions visible, and show the team how to use what’s been built. Agree on any ongoing support as part of the scope.
Success stories
Here’s what that looks like in practice.
The problem, the work, and the technologies behind it. Client identities are omitted. Client projects, own products, internal tools, historical implementations, and development work are identified in each story.
Forecasts, purchasing, and allocation
From multichannel demand to a purchasing plan people can use
Python · MySQL · Shopify · Amazon · Google Sheets · Excel
Implemented planning platform
Read story →Planning apparel inventory across styles, colors, and sizes
Shopify Admin API · PHP · MySQL · Google Sheets · Excel
Implemented models and operating portal
Read story →Replenishing Amazon without consuming stock needed elsewhere
Python · MySQL · Amazon FBA · Shopify · ShipHero
Implemented planning workflow
Read story →Planning new collections before sales history exists
Python · MySQL · Google Sheets · Shopify · PHP
Implemented planning workflow
Read story →Testing inventory forecasts against the decisions they support
PHP · Python · MySQL · CSV
Implemented validation tools
Read story →Turning distributor stock projections into practical order quantities
Zoho Inventory · PHP · MySQL · JavaScript
Implemented planning interface
Read story →Putting a repeatable planning engine behind spreadsheet inputs
Python · PHP · MySQL · Excel
Historical implementation
Read story →Turning a forecast into a repeatable decision system
Forecasting models · planning controls · exception workflows
Forecasting · Planning controls
Read story →Stock, supply, and warehouse execution
A barcode-guided picking system connected to inventory
Zoho Inventory API · barcode scanners · tablet web application
Zoho Inventory · Barcode scanning
Read story →Connecting purchase orders, shipments, and actual receipts
PHP · MySQL · JavaScript · Python · CSV
Implemented operations portal
Read story →Making Shopify inventory usable for operational planning
Shopify Admin API · PHP · Python · MySQL
Implemented inventory integration
Read story →Receiving stock against the right order and warehouse
Zoho Inventory API · PHP · MySQL · JavaScript
Implemented warehouse workflow
Read story →Making picking progress resumable and measurable
PHP · JavaScript · MySQL · Zoho Inventory API
Implemented picking features
Read story →Bringing third-party warehouse inventory into a planning workspace
Python · Flowspace API · Airtable API
Historical implementation
Read story →Following a serial number from the factory box to the sales order
Node.js · Express · React · MySQL · Serial identifiers
Serial data · Validation portal
Read story →Building factory file intake that survives duplicates and delays
Node.js · Express · React · MySQL · CSV intake · Retry queues
CSV · Staging · Retry queues
Read story →Making the product catalog an operational source of truth
PHP · MySQL · Google Sheets · CSV imports · Validation rules
Relational catalog · Validation
Read story →Need software development too?
Work with us on one focused problem or connect the two specialties in the same project.
Explore software development →A few practical questions
You don’t need a finished brief to talk to us.
Do we have to replace our current software?
Not necessarily. We first look at what your current systems already do and where the gaps are. A connection, a better report, or a focused tool may be enough. If a larger change is needed, we’ll work through that with you before building it.
Can the answer still be an Excel or Google Sheets model?
Yes. We build and improve spreadsheet-based planning tools as well as custom applications. The choice depends on who uses the model, how often the data changes, and how much control the process needs, not on replacing spreadsheets for their own sake.
Can you help with one problem, or software outside inventory?
Yes. A single forecast, supplier integration, reporting problem, or internal workflow can be a project. Our software work also includes retail tools, web applications, and other business systems. We’ll define the scope around the job you need done.
What should we bring to the first conversation?
A description of what keeps going wrong, which systems are involved, and what you want the team to do differently. You don’t need to send customer records, credentials, or confidential files through this form.
Tell us where the workflow breaks.
Share the system, handoff, or inventory problem you are trying to solve. We’ll respond with practical next steps.