Inventory cash-flow triage

Know what to reorder, stop buying, or clear—before cash gets stuck.

Drop in a product-level CSV. StockPilot ranks stockout risk, slow movers, excess cash, inventory cover and reorder urgency. Your file never leaves this browser.

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CSV

Start with a product inventory export

Required: SKU, stock on hand, units sold in 30 days, unit cost, unit price and lead time. Optional: product name, safety stock, on-order quantity and category.

Download CSV template or choose a file

Decision snapshot

Inventory diagnosis

Total stock cost—on-hand × unit cost

Potential excess cash—stock above 90-day demand

Stockout-risk SKUs—before lead time + safety stock

30-day margin at risk—estimated from forecast shortage

First actions

Top 5

Inventory posture

SKU count

Decision preview

Highest-priority SKUs

SKU	Status	Days cover	Cash tied	Suggested action

Full decision export

Unlock every SKU, reorder quantity and cash-release action.

Get a detailed CSV with calculated demand, days cover, reorder point, suggested quantity, excess units/cash, ABC class, risk score and action reason.

Every uploaded SKU
Spreadsheet-ready formulas already calculated
Local unlock—raw inventory stays on your device

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Built for operators, not dashboards

From raw export to a purchase-order queue in three minutes.

Export

Download product-level inventory from your commerce or ERP system.

Analyze locally

Calculations run in your browser; no product data is uploaded.

Act

Use the ranked export for replenishment, markdown and cash planning.

Transparent assumptions

This is a decision aid, not a demand forecast or financial advice. It treats the last 30 days as the forward daily-sales rate, uses your lead time and safety stock, flags cash above 90 days of demand as potential excess, and assumes no seasonality, promotions, supplier constraints, returns or purchase-order cancellation costs. Review recommendations before acting.