Inventory optimization and automated replenishment

Veritico STOCK forecasts demand for every item, store and day, calculates the stock you need to reach your target service level and prepares orders that respect supplier constraints. Your planners spend their time on exceptions instead of routine orders.

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Expected impact of Veritico STOCK

Product availability

0%+

Inventory

−15–0%

Revenue

+3–0%

Profit

+2–0%

Less time spent on ordering

60–0%

What changes for each role

Supply chain director

Sets the target service level per segment, category or product and sees how much stock and capital it takes to reach it.

Replenishment planner

Works from a list of flagged items: stockout risks, new items, promotions. Sees only their own suppliers and warehouses.

Finance

Sees overstock in money, working capital tied up in slow movers and the break‑even of forward buying before a price increase.

How Veritico STOCK works

Demand forecasting

Around 80 statistical methods; for each item the system picks the one with the lowest expected error. Before forecasting, the sales history is cleaned of stockouts, outliers and promotions, so the model does not learn from days when the shelf was empty.

Inventory and service levels

Target service level is set per ABC segment, category or product. Safety stock is calculated from three components: monthly forecast error, variability of the daily forecast and uncertainty of supplier lead time.

Replenishment

Order proposals to suppliers, between warehouses and into production, calculated from stock on hand, orders in transit, customer orders and the forecast.

Solutions in detail

Demand forecasting

How Veritico STOCK forecasts demand by item, store and day and what it does with stockouts, promotions and new items.

Store replenishment

How order proposals for stores are built, which items planners see and how approved orders reach the ERP.

DC replenishment and supplier orders

How supplier orders for distribution centers and warehouses are calculated, with MOQ, order values and lead times built in.

Service levels and safety stock

How target service levels translate into safety stock per segment, category or product.

Expiry‑aware ordering

How shelf life enters the order calculation for fresh and short‑life goods.

Stock allocation, transfers and overstock

How limited stock is allocated across the network and how overstock moves before it becomes a write‑off.

Daily cycle

A day with Veritico STOCK

01

Recalculation

Overnight, data from your ERP arrive and Veritico STOCK recalculates forecasts, safety stock and order proposals.

02

Exceptions first

In the morning, planners open the items the system has flagged: stockout risk, new item, promotion. Tagging rules are set up for your business.

03

Approval and export

During the day, planners adjust proposals where they know something the data does not. Once approved, manually or automatically, orders go to your ERP, WMS or EDI.

04

Reports

At any time, reports show stockouts and real service level, items at risk of stockout, dead stock and supplier lead‑time accuracy.

VertiQ in Veritico STOCK listing the five items with the highest gross margin

VertiQ

Ask VertiQ instead of opening a report

VertiQ, the AI assistant in Veritico STOCK, answers questions about your data in plain language: which items will run out in the coming days, which categories are growing, which items earn the most. It also explains how functions and settings work.

Veritico STOCK in practice

AI‑based inventory optimization for a network of 490 pharmacies

Logio deployed Veritico STOCK in a network of 490 pharmacies to automate ordering and optimize delivery schedules. The project increased revenue and product availability while reducing logistics costs and saving 2 hours of manual work per pharmacy per day.

+5% revenue

+4% product availability

2 hours saved per pharmacy every day on ordering

Show case study

Inventory optimization for SIKO

Raised on‑shelf availability to 98.5% while cutting inventory by €1.65 million and freeing warehouse capacity for new items.

+1.5 pp on‑shelf availability, from 97% to 98.5%

−€1.65 million inventory value year on year

Capacity created for new products

Show case study

When the cause is not in the software

Supply chain management

If high stock comes from supplier terms, ordering processes or how responsibilities are split, our consultants map the process and fix it alongside the implementation.

Data visibility and accessibility

When the data needed for planning is scattered or unreliable, we help you consolidate it before or during the project.

Where Veritico STOCK is used

Grocery & Convenience

Store replenishment and expiry‑aware ordering for chains with hundreds of stores.

Pharmacies & Drugstores

Orders per pharmacy and item. At Dr. Max deliveries went from three a day to one.

Home, Garden & DIY

Branch orders for long‑tail assortments, with transfers proposed before overstock turns into dead stock.

Fresh, Dairy & Bakery

Daily orders per store and item by shelf life.

Other Veritico modules

Promotions

Plan, forecast and evaluate promotions down to store and day.

Pricing & Markdowns

Set regular and clearance prices in line with your pricing strategy.

Assortment & Space

Assortments by store cluster and planograms for every store.

Questions about Veritico STOCK

No. Veritico STOCK identifies periods with no stock on hand, estimates the sales lost during them and corrects the history before it forecasts. Otherwise every stockout would lower the next forecast and cause another stockout.

From three components: the error of the monthly forecast, the variability of the daily forecast and the uncertainty of the supplier’s lead time. Each component is adjusted by the target service level set for the item’s segment.

Veritico STOCK calculates them from your past deliveries, including their variability, because lead times in ERP master data are often missing or outdated.

Yes. You set up the hierarchy of warehouses and stores, and the system proposes orders from the central warehouse to stores, transfers of overstock between locations and orders to suppliers only where stock cannot be moved internally.

No. They can edit any proposal and freeze the forecast for selected months. Proposals can be approved manually or released automatically. For any past order you can look up why the system proposed it.

It limits the ordered quantity so that the stock does not exceed what the forecast says will sell before the expiry date.

Book a Veritico STOCK demo

Tell us how you order today, how many items and locations you manage and which KPI matters most. We’ll show you Veritico STOCK on a similar setup.

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