Prioritize inventory purchases, calculate suggested order quantities and allocate a limited buying budget to the products with the greatest stockout risk.
Know what to order first when purchasing funds are limited.
The Industrial Netware Inventory Purchase Budget & Order Priority Planner turns inventory levels, demand, supplier lead times and purchasing limits into a clear, ranked buying plan.
Use it to:
- Identify products at greatest risk of stocking out
- Compare days on hand with supplier lead time
- Include both on-hand and on-order inventory
- Calculate lead-time and safety-stock requirements
- Adjust suggested quantities for supplier minimum orders
- Calculate the cost of recommended purchases
- Allocate a limited purchase budget by urgency
- Identify fully funded, partially funded and deferred items
- Rank up to 20 products in recommended buying order
- Record purchasing actions and notes
- Save and reopen working plans
- Export a formatted Excel report
- Print results or save them as a PDF
Clear purchasing priorities without complicated spreadsheets
Built-in help explains each input, status and calculation. The planner distinguishes immediate stockout risks from items that can wait, helping buyers concentrate available cash where it can have the greatest immediate effect.
Private and self-contained
The planner runs locally in a modern web browser. No installation, subscription or internet connection is required after download. Your purchasing information remains on your computer unless you choose to share an exported file.
What you receive
- Password-protected customer package
- Offline browser-based planner
- Quick Start and field reference
- Single-business license
Compatibility
Designed for current versions of Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome and other modern desktop browsers. Excel export requires Microsoft Excel or compatible spreadsheet software.
Planning notice
This product is a business planning aid. Results depend on the accuracy of the information entered. Confirm incoming-order dates, supplier requirements, seasonality and unusual demand before placing purchase orders.
