Warehouse management system that thinks in lead times
Classic warehouse management system software answers "where is it". Storekeeper answers the question that costs money: "how much should be here next month, and when must the PO leave to make that true".
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Long lead times punish late decisions
With a 45-day supplier, today's stock level is a decision you made six weeks ago. The system has to look forward or it is bookkeeping.
Reorder points that rot
Set once during onboarding, wrong by summer. Storekeeper recomputes reorder points from live demand and per-supplier lead times, SKU by SKU.
Safety stock by folklore
"Keep two pallets, to be safe" is how aisles fill with cash. The safety stock calculation should come from demand variability and lead time, and it should update itself.
Dead pallets nobody owns
Rack space costs money whether the pallet moves or not. Dead SKUs get flagged with their frozen value, so clearance is a decision with a number on it.
Purchasing intelligence for the building that feeds everything else
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Per-supplier lead-time tracking
Every SKU knows its supplier and its real lead time, so a 10-day and a 45-day item are never judged by the same clock.
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Forecast-driven safety stock
Buffers computed from demand and lead time per SKU, not one blanket rule for the whole rack.
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Auto-drafted purchase orders
Suggestions roll up per supplier into a draft PO with quantities and expected arrival. Review and send; see purchase order software.
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Expedite flags inside the lead-time window
The SKUs that will not survive a normal reorder cycle get a separate, urgent verdict while air freight still helps.
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Feeds stores and channels downstream
The same ledger serves your stores and ecommerce channels, with transfer suggestions between locations.
Scope, honestly: Storekeeper is stock intelligence: forecasting, replenishment, purchasing. It is not a barcode-scanner WMS for pick-and-pack floor operations, and we will not pretend otherwise. Many teams run both; ask us at [email protected].
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Order six weeks ahead with confidence
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