Inventory Basics
Transparency & Control
Your warehouse is fuller than your bank account.
repleno shows you what's just sitting there. So you can slim down stock and free up money.
What is stock analysis? The systematic evaluation of inventory levels, consumption, and overstock to identify tied-up capital and optimize reordering. According to the SupplyChainBrain Benchmark Report, 38% of inventory in small and medium-sized businesses is overstock. The money isn't gone, it's just in the wrong place. repleno shows you where and what to adjust, so it goes back to your account.
How to get rid of slow movers
See. Understand. Decide.
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Identify idle items
repleno shows you materials that haven't been picked in a while. Starting with the biggest pile.
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Data as your decision base
repleno shows you when it was last picked and how much is left. So you can quickly assess if it's still needed.
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Set reorder quantity
You decide how much to keep in stock. Less, none at all, or same as before.
Your Benefits
Clear decisions instead of guesswork.
Reduce overstock
You see which items haven't been picked in a while and can reduce stock deliberately.
Stop unnecessary reorders
You configure items so repleno no longer reorders them automatically.
Sort out slow movers
You mark items as inactive or remove them when they're no longer needed in your operation.
Capital Overview
See how much money is tied up in your warehouse and how your inventory value develops over time.
Slow Mover Analysis
repleno shows you items without consumption, sorted by tied-up capital. See at a glance where most money is sitting.
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Items without consumption are automatically flagged.
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Sorted by capital value, largest items first.
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Export as CSV for further analysis.
repleno shows not just what's in the warehouse, but also where materials are actually being used.
Material Costs per Job
Finally know what a job really cost.
Automatic Assignment
Your team selects the job when scanning. repleno sums up material costs automatically.
Clean Post-Calculation
At the end of the job: Export of actual material costs. No estimates, no forgotten items.
Real world: Horst Filip GmbH
Tools were spread across three storage locations. Nobody had an overview of actual stock levels. During the repleno rollout, founder Christoph personally helped consolidate locations and items. That's when it became clear: many tools had built up significant overstock. The first consumption data showed that max stock levels could be reduced considerably. Now they use up existing stock before reordering.
“We had tools spread across three locations. Only with repleno did we see how much capital was tied up. The first few weeks showed: we can use up stock first instead of reordering.”
Frequently Asked Questions
A slow mover is an item that has been sitting in your warehouse for more than 90 days without consumption. You can adjust this timeframe in settings.
Inventory value is stock quantity times purchase price. If you don't enter a price, the item is skipped in the calculation.
Yes. You can export slow mover lists and inventory value overviews as CSV.
repleno identifies slow movers and shows you the optimization potential. You get suggestions for adjusting Min/Max values to systematically reduce stock levels. Whether you apply the suggestions is up to you. No automation, full control.
The slow mover overview is visible immediately once stock levels and prices are entered. Optimization suggestions become more accurate as consumption data builds up (2-4 weeks). Actual capital release happens gradually through normal consumption, not at the push of a button.
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Find your first slow movers
In a few weeks, repleno shows which items just take up space.
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