What you need

Transparent Inventory Forecasting for Shopify

Supremo uses recent Shopify sales velocity and explicit replenishment inputs to estimate when stock needs attention. It does not hide the decision behind a black-box AI forecast.

The operational problem

A forecast must lead to an explainable action

A future-looking chart is not useful if a buyer cannot see why an item is considered urgent or how that result connects to a supplier order.

Supremo focuses on operational replenishment: sales rate, stock, lead time, safety buffer, reorder trigger, and purchase order.

The workflow

From sales history to replenishment timing

  1. 1Calculate recent average daily sales from Shopify orders.
  2. 2Use current inventory to estimate stock cover.
  3. 3Account for supplier lead time and safety stock in the reorder point.
  4. 4Review the products that require purchasing action.

What Supremo provides

Specific capabilities for this job

  • Average daily sales from Shopify history.
  • Days-of-stock-cover reporting.
  • Rules-based reorder-point calculations.
  • Fast-moving and slow-moving inventory reports.
  • Supplier lead-time and safety-stock controls.
  • Direct connection to purchase-order workflows.
Fit boundary: Supremo does not claim machine-learning forecasts, promotional uplift prediction, or advanced seasonality modeling. It provides transparent, rules-based inventory planning.

Example: stock cover shows urgency

A product has 100 units and sells ten per day, giving roughly ten days of cover. If the supplier takes 14 days, the product already requires attention even though the absolute stock count looks healthy.

Frequently asked questions

Put the workflow into practice

Connect your Shopify catalog, set supplier and replenishment inputs, and manage purchasing from one place.