Analyze your inventory data and get specific reorder decisions — before you stock out or overstock

Upload your Shopify inventory and sales exports to ZeroTwo and get a clear reorder plan: which SKUs are at stockout risk, which are moving too slowly, where your capital is tied up, and exactly what to order and how much — based on your actual velocity and lead times, not gut instinct.

Analyze your inventory

Inventory Review — Week of Mar 30

312 active SKUs analyzed

SKUs analyzed312 active SKUs

Stockout risk (14 days)18 SKUs — reorder now

Slow-moving (90+ days stock)34 SKUs — promotional or bundle

Capital tied in excess stock$14,200 in slow movers

Reorder priority list18 items with quantities

ZeroTwo

Your merino crew neck in charcoal and navy will stock out in 9 and 11 days respectively based on current velocity — and you have 6 weeks of lead time. Reorder those today. The 34 slow movers represent $14,200 in tied capital — I've recommended a bundle and promotional strategy for the top 10 by dollar value.

Stockout Risk (Next 14 Days)

Merino Crew — Charcoal M/L9 days stock — 6-week lead time

Merino Crew — Navy S/XL11 days stock — reorder immediate

Wool Beanie — Black8 days stock — bestseller variant

Cashmere Blend Scarf13 days stock — moderate urgency

Merino Turtleneck — Grey6 days stock — critical

Slow-Moving SKUs (90+ Days Stock)

Linen Shirt — Rust (all sizes)112 days stock — bundle candidate

Cotton Chino — Khaki (34-36W)98 days stock — promo priority

Printed Tee — Limited Run180 days — markdown or liquidate

Denim Jacket — XS/3XL95 days — size split issue

Knitwear Bundle — Assorted134 days — repackage as set

Reorder Plan — Priority Items

Merino Crew — CharcoalOrder 48 units — 8-week supply

Merino Crew — NavyOrder 36 units — 8-week supply

Wool Beanie — BlackOrder 60 units — 10-week supply

Merino Turtleneck — GreyOrder 24 units — 6-week supply

Cashmere ScarfOrder 20 units — 8-week supply

Inventory Capital Analysis

Total inventory value$62,400 at cost

Tied in slow movers$14,200 — 23% of capital

At stockout risk$4,800 value — 18 SKUs

Optimal inventory target$52,000 — reduce excess

Freed capital if slow movers sold$14,200 available for top performers

Inventory tools built for independent Shopify merchants

Stockout risk identified before it becomes lost sales

ZeroTwo calculates days-of-stock-remaining for every SKU using current velocity and your supplier lead time — flagging the items that will stock out before your next delivery arrives, so you can reorder before customers see 'sold out'.

Slow mover strategy, not just a flag

ZeroTwo doesn't just identify slow-moving SKUs — it recommends what to do with each one: bundle with a fast-mover, run a targeted promotion, apply a collection discount, or liquidate. Each slow mover gets a specific action, not a general warning.

Capital tied in inventory, made visible

ZeroTwo calculates how much of your operating capital is locked in excess and slow-moving stock — and what you could reorder with that capital if it were freed. Inventory planning becomes a financial decision, not just an ops task.

How to plan Shopify inventory with ZeroTwo

Step 1

Upload inventory and sales data

Export your Shopify inventory report and recent sales data and upload them to ZeroTwo. It calculates days of stock remaining for every SKU based on real velocity — not averages that hide your bestseller variants from your dead ones.

Step 2

Identify stockout risks

ZeroTwo flags every SKU at risk of stocking out in the next 14, 21, and 30 days — cross-referenced against your supplier lead time — and ranks them by urgency. Your reorder priorities, clearly ordered.

Step 3

Identify slow movers and tied capital

ZeroTwo identifies your slow-moving SKUs by days of coverage, calculates how much capital each represents, and recommends a specific action: bundle, promo, markdown, or liquidate — based on the category and margin profile.

Step 4

Generate the reorder plan

ZeroTwo produces a specific reorder plan: which SKUs to order, how many units to target for 6/8/10-week coverage, and the supplier notes to include — ready to send to your suppliers without another calculation session.

Step 1

Upload inventory and sales data

More ways to use ZeroTwo for Shopify inventory and replenishment

Identify stockout risk SKUs

From this inventory and sales export, calculate days of stock remaining for each SKU and flag everything that will stock out in the next 14, 21, and 30 days — sorted by urgency.

Generate reorder plan

From these stockout risk SKUs, generate a reorder plan — quantity to order for 8 weeks of coverage at current velocity, supplier lead time, and priority ranking for each item.

Identify slow-moving SKUs

From this inventory export, identify all SKUs with 90+ days of stock on hand — sorted by dollar value tied up — and recommend: bundle, promote, discount, or liquidate for each.

Analyze inventory capital

Calculate: total inventory value at cost, amount tied in slow movers (90+ days), amount at stockout risk, and the optimal inventory level to free capital for reordering top performers.

Seasonal reorder forecast

Based on last year's Q4 sales velocity and current stock levels, forecast the reorder quantities needed to cover peak season demand — and when to place those orders given supplier lead times.

Size distribution analysis

This SKU has uneven size distribution — XS and 3XL are slow movers but M/L are at stockout risk. Recommend: how to reorder by size, whether to run a promotion on the extremes, and how to adjust future buys.

Bundle slow movers with fast movers

Design 3 product bundles using these slow-moving SKUs paired with bestsellers — bundle names, pricing strategy, margin impact, and the copy hook for each bundle.

Write supplier reorder email

Write a supplier reorder email for these 5 SKUs — include quantities, delivery date requirements, reference to last order, and any variant specification details.

Inventory to promotion bridge

Given these slow-moving SKUs and this upcoming sale event, recommend which slow movers to feature in the promotion — with offer mechanics, expected clearance rate, and margin impact.

Post-season inventory review

Q4 just ended. Analyze remaining inventory vs pre-season plan: what sold out (and shouldn't have), what's leftover (and why), and what the buy strategy should be for next Q4.