Stay Ahead of Your
Inventory Needs

Stock optimization is the process of maintaining the right balance of inventory—ensuring you have enough products to meet customer demand without overstocking. This helps reduce costs, improve cash flow, and avoid lost sales.

With Lebesgue’s Real-Time Stock Tracking, you’ll know exactly how long your inventory will last based on your current sales speed. This allows you to reorder stock in time and avoid running out of your best-sellers.

By analyzing your sales speed and product performance with Lebesgue, you can avoid overstocking products that don’t sell quickly. You’ll make smarter purchasing decisions based on real data.

Regularly review sales data, analyze trends, and stay updated on customer preferences to ensure your inventory matches what your customers want. Conducting surveys or using feedback can also help align your stock with demand.

Lebesgue provides a Complete Product Performance Overview, tracking orders, revenue, and refunds for the past 30 days in one place. This helps you identify which products are performing well and need restocking, as well as which might need adjustments in pricing or promotions.

Lebesgue’s stock tracking feature highlights your best-sellers and calculates how long your stock will last. This enables you to prioritize reordering these products and avoid losing sales due to stockouts.

Yes! Lebesgue: AI CMO uses real-time sales data to estimate how long your inventory will last. This helps you forecast future needs accurately and plan for busy sales periods, like Black Friday or holiday seasons.

Lebesgue’s No More Stockouts feature ensures you’re always aware of your current stock levels and sales velocity. You’ll receive insights to keep your top-performing products in stock.

Inventory turnover measures how often your stock is sold and replaced within a period. A higher turnover rate indicates efficient inventory management, while a low rate might suggest overstocking or slow-moving products.

During seasonal peaks, you can optimize inventory by analyzing historical sales data for the same period, preparing in advance, and maintaining extra stock of high-demand products.