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Marketplace inventory management.
Plan the next replenishment.

What should you reorder, when, and for which marketplace? Saddl reads active sales velocity and historical trends across your warehouse and channels, allocates stock by demand and follows the order through to delivery.

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Warehouse and channels

Allocate by demand. Reorder with lead time in view.

An isometric network: a central warehouse connected by delivery routes to four sales channels and a supplier factory. One channel glows amber where demand is ahead of its stock.
  • Warehouse. Stock on hand, ready to allocate.
  • Channels. Where demand is, marketplace by marketplace.
  • Supplier. Inbound supply, lead time and order constraints.
  • Amber channel. Demand running ahead of its stock.

From demand to delivery

How the replenishment plan is built.

  1. Read demand

    Active sales velocity against historical trends, per marketplace. Check the period reflects the conditions you’re planning for.

  2. Allocate stock

    Weigh competing needs across warehouse and channels. A combined total can hide a shortage where it matters.

  3. Reorder

    Lead time, minimum order quantity and cartons set what can be ordered. Capital is allocated across products, not spread evenly.

  4. Track delivery

    Purchase-order planning and tracking keep quantities and arrivals in view. Revisit when supply or demand changes.

Stock cover is a planning signal, not a delivery promise.

Should a low-stock product keep ad support?

It depends on stock position, expected supply and objective. Low cover is a reason to review advertising pressure, not to stop every campaign. Saddl coordinates the decision with the replenishment plan so campaigns don’t ignore availability.

Your team controls purchasing and fulfilment.

Saddl reviews risk, recommends priorities and coordinates agreed actions. You keep purchasing authority, supplier commitments, warehouse operations and decisions outside delegated authority. Forecasts can’t guarantee that shortages or excess stock will be avoided.

See the wider Marketplace Management scope

What needs to arrive next?

Bring the stock concern, your lead times and the teams involved. An account review is our 48-hour marketplace diagnostic; it shows where replenishment decisions need help. The 48 hours start once your account is connected and the data backfill is complete.

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