Daily orders for every store, with only the exceptions to review

Veritico STOCK proposes an order for every store and item each day, from the forecast, the target service level and stock on hand and on order. It flags only the items that need attention, such as a stockout, a new item or a promotion, so store managers and planners stop building orders line by line.

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Where store ordering goes wrong

Orders built by hand

Store managers spend hours a day on orders, and the result depends on who is on shift.

Short in one store, piling up in another

Without one logic across the network, each store orders by feel.

Everything looks urgent

Planners go through thousands of lines instead of the few that need a decision.

How it works

How Veritico STOCK handles it

01

Forecast per store

Demand per item, store and day, cleaned of stockouts so it shows real demand.

02

Order proposal

The quantity follows from the forecast, safety stock and stock on hand and on order, rounded to order units and pack sizes.

03

Exceptions flagged

Items that need attention (a stockout, a new item, a promotion) are tagged by rules you set.

04

Approval and export

Approved orders go back to your ERP. Routine proposals can be released automatically.

What you set in Veritico STOCK

Tagging rules

Which situations send an item for review. The rules are set for each client.

User scope

Every user sees only their own suppliers and locations.

Supply source

A store can be supplied from a central warehouse or directly by the supplier. A switch between the two can be planned ahead with a valid‑from date.

Potential stockouts

A report of items at risk of running out before the next delivery.

Order explanation

For any item you can trace back why the system proposed an order on a given day, or why it did not.

Results with Veritico STOCK

Less time spent on ordering at COOP Jednota Mikulov

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Higher inventory turnover at Terno

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Veritico STOCK in practice

Automated replenishment for Terno

Logio automated the ordering process for 150+ stores, increasing availability by 2.13% and reducing manual management time by over an hour per location.

+2.13% availability

–1 hour of work per store/day

+10% inventory turnover

Show case study

Automated stock and promotion planning for Jednota Mikulov

Jednota Mikulov replaced manual order management with Veritico STOCK and Veritico PRICE, raising product availability from 96% to 98% and cutting order creation time by 90%. Customers experience fuller shelves and better planned promotions while store staff spend far less time on administration.

Product availability improved from 96% to 98%

Inventory turnover time decreased by 8%

Time needed to create orders shortened by 90%

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Related solutions

Inventory optimization

The Veritico STOCK module: forecasting, stock targets and automated orders.

DC replenishment and supplier orders

Supplier orders that respect every constraint.

Stock allocation, transfers and overstock

One pool of stock across the whole network.

Questions about store replenishment

Yes. They can review and change proposals before approval. Rules decide which items go for review and which are released automatically.

Proposals are rounded to order units and pack sizes. Economic rounding weighs the cost of extra stock against the cost of more frequent deliveries.

Store orders and central stock are planned together. Part of the safety stock can be held centrally, and the warehouse gets its own supplier orders.

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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