Turn demand and lead time into a reviewable order plan.
Order Engine uses current stock, incoming stock, safety stock, supplier lead time and 30, 60 or 90-day demand snapshots to recommend what may need reordering.
Order Engine
Move from data to operational action.
Each step reduces repeated admin, improves accuracy or makes the next decision easier.
Keep inputs current
Maintain stock, in-progress inbound, supplier lead time, minimum stock and cost.
Choose the demand view
Select 30, 60 or 90-day demand and whether minimum stock acts as safety stock.
Filter and export
Review supplier, projected stockout, recommendation and profit filters, then export.
Features with an operational reason.
Save time, reduce mistakes, improve stock turnover and see profit more clearly.
Demand snapshots
Use stored sales and stock summaries without scanning raw history every page load.
Incoming stock awareness
Subtract in-progress inbound quantities before recommending more stock.
Lead-time planning
Use supplier lead time and projected stockout dates to surface urgency.
Profit context
Review current product margin and projected profit alongside quantity recommendations.
A recommendation layer, not an autopilot.
Order Engine gives the buyer a structured shortlist and the evidence behind it while leaving the purchasing decision with the business.
Demand windows
Choose which stored 30, 60 or 90-day demand rate drives the recommendation.
Safety stock
Include or exclude the product minimum-stock quantity in the calculation.
Current and incoming stock
Use owned availability, relevant Takealot availability and in-progress inbound stock.
Supplier lead time
Estimate reorder point, target stock and projected stockout with supplier timing.
Filters and Excel export
Narrow the list by supplier, recommendation, profit and search before export.
See the connected workflows.
Go deeper where the operation needs more detail.
Clear answers before setup.
What data affects the recommendation?
Demand history, current stock, in-progress inbound stock, supplier lead time, coverage days and optional safety stock.
Can I choose a different demand period?
Yes. The user can choose a 30, 60 or 90-day demand window.
Put the work in one clear operation.
Start with the channels and workflows you use today, then add more as your operation grows.