Inventory & Supply Chain Analytics
Datazeb helps businesses connect inventory, purchasing, supplier, warehouse, sales, and finance data into trusted analytics and reporting.
How it works
The important work often sits between source and dashboard: SKU mapping, location mapping, unit conversions, receipt logic, transfers, open orders, supplier codes, and inventory reconciliation.
Track stock on hand, availability, ageing, movement, stockouts, excess inventory, and location-level stock.
Combine demand, stock, lead times, open orders, and business rules to support more informed reorder decisions.
Analyse lead time, delivery reliability, volume, purchasing trends, and supplier-related exceptions.
Compare stock, movement, ageing, throughput, and inventory exceptions across warehouses or locations.
Track purchase orders, receipts, spend, supplier concentration, order status, and procurement trends.
Understand receipts, issues, transfers, ageing, slow-moving stock, and movement patterns.
Connect ERP, POS, inventory, WMS, procurement, finance, APIs, files, and databases.
Notify teams about low stock, stockouts, late orders, failed data loads, or other defined exceptions.
Measures
Stock position connected to what is moving and what is late.
Demand
Sales and forecast demand by item and location.
Inventory
On hand, available and days of cover.
Supplier
Lead time and on-time performance.
Purchase order
Open, late and partially received orders.
Warehouse
Receiving, picking and stock accuracy.
Fulfilment
Orders shipped complete and on time.
Delivery
On-time, in-full delivery to customers.
Related work
Retail · United States
Mobile and electronics retailer — 50+ stores in 10 states
The business had grown to more than 50 locations across 10 states, but it had no shared view of how those stores were performing.
What was built
Client names are withheld. Specific commercial metrics are not published for confidentiality.
In detail
Outcome: one clearer operational picture of what the business has and where it is held.
Ageing logic should follow the client's business rules and the way inventory value is recorded in the source systems.
Supplier scorecards should use definitions agreed with procurement and operations.
For multi-site businesses, a shared model can give central management one view while preserving local drill-down.
Datazeb can help create reference logic so products reconcile across POS, ERP, inventory, supplier, and warehouse sources.
Accounting treatment and valuation rules should remain under the client's finance governance.
FAQ
Yes. Datazeb can standardise stock reporting across warehouses, stores, branches, or other locations where reliable source data is available.
Yes. We can combine demand, current stock, lead times, open orders, and agreed business rules to support replenishment decisions.
Yes. Sales, POS, ecommerce, inventory, ERP, and finance data can be brought into a common model where identifiers can be reconciled.
Yes. Lead time, delivery, volume, purchase, and exception metrics can be built where the required data exists.
Yes. Product, barcode, supplier-code, and location mapping is often an important part of creating reliable inventory analytics.
If inventory visibility depends on disconnected systems, manual exports, or inconsistent product mappings, tell us how the process works today. Datazeb can help create a more reliable view of availability, movement, replenishment, supplier performance, and operational exceptions.
