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Stokrio for home & furniture

Plan big-ticket, slow-moving stock with confidence

Home and furniture products sell in small numbers at high prices, often from overseas factories with long lead times. Stokrio uses forecasting methods built for sporadic demand and keeps the cash tied up in stock visible.

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Stockout risk report with revenue at risk and order-by dates
The real product, shown with demo data.

The problem

Why home & furniture inventory is hard

Sporadic demand

Selling three sofas one week and none the next breaks average-based forecasts and reorder points.

Container lead times

Overseas orders take months and arrive in instalments; one late container empties the range.

Cash per unit

Each unit is expensive, so excess stock ties up a lot of cash and space.

How Stokrio fits

Built for the way you plan

Demand forecasting

Models for intermittent demand

Croston, SBA and TSB models are used automatically for products that sell sporadically.

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Replenishment & reorder planning

Budget-aware buying

Fit orders to an open-to-buy budget so the products most likely to stock out are funded first.

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Multi-warehouse, bins & transfers

Multiple warehouses

Stock per warehouse and transfers between sites with in-transit status.

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Inventory reports & analytics

Turnover and GMROI

See which products earn their space and cash with turnover and gross margin return on inventory.

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A typical rhythm

What planning looks like week to week

  1. 01

    Monthly

    Plan the next container from the supply plan and fit it to budget.

  2. 02

    Weekly

    Track open POs on the inbound calendar and update expected dates as suppliers confirm.

Questions

Can Stokrio forecast products that rarely sell?
Yes. Products with intermittent demand are classified automatically and forecast with Croston, SBA or TSB models.
Can I plan purchases to a budget?
Yes. Fit to budget allocates a purchasing budget to the products most likely to stock out first.

Further reading

Forecasting

Forecasting slow and lumpy sellers: Croston, SBA and TSB explained simply

Products that sell occasionally break ordinary forecasting methods. Here's how Croston, SBA and TSB work, when to use each, and how to stock slow movers sensibly.

Purchasing

Open-to-buy: how to buy inventory to a budget when cash is tight

What open-to-buy is, how to calculate it, and how to decide which purchase orders to fund first when your reorder suggestions cost more than you can spend.

Reports

Inventory turnover, days of inventory and GMROI, with worked numbers

How to calculate inventory turnover, days inventory outstanding and gross margin return on inventory, why average inventory matters, and how to read them together.

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