Inventory intelligence
Detect stockout risk before sales stop
sm.ai connects current inventory with movement, orders, sales pace and market conditions. Your team receives a replenishment priority rather than another list of zeroes.
01 · Early signal
A zero balance reports the problem too late
Once inventory is gone, rank and revenue may already be lost. Useful control must detect acceleration earlier and consider how quickly supply can recover.
sm.ai continuously analyses movement over time and distinguishes a persistent risk from a one-off change. Where demand history is insufficient, the limitation is shown instead of inventing a precise date.
02 · Priority
Replenishment is ordered by sales impact
Two products with equal stock can require very different decisions. Movement, open orders, competitor availability and the product's role in the catalogue all affect urgency.
sm.ai brings forward the SKUs where delay is most expensive and separates stock risk from weak demand.
Inventory control creates value before the balance reaches zero, not after.
03 · Context
Inventory is not isolated from price and market pressure
Discounting a constrained product can accelerate a stockout, while raising price without market context can stop demand. sm.ai reads availability with price and margin, delivery and competitor pressure.
Pricing and replenishment guidance therefore remains consistent with the state of the same product.
04 · Daily control
Replace repeated checks with a queue of products needing action
The morning report groups the catalogue by urgency and links every priority to its evidence. Continuous analysis continues in the background, so the team does not need to reopen marketplace tools throughout the day.
The commercial benefit is fewer missed stockouts, fewer reactive purchases and clearer use of working capital.
Clear answers before you begin
What to know before you begin
Can sm.ai predict an exact stockout date?
Only when movement history and demand evidence are sufficient; otherwise it reports risk and limitations.
How is replenishment priority set?
Inventory movement, available orders, market conditions and potential sales impact are considered.
Is synchronisation automatic?
Frequency and actions depend on the connected marketplace and seller permissions.