The Right Stock Level for Every Item
Most businesses tie up cash in the wrong stock: too much of some items, too little of others. The AI sets min, max and safety stock per item, so you serve customers without the excess.
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Too much stock ties up cash, too little loses sales
A single stock level for everything is always wrong. Each item needs its own plan.
Stop holding stock you do not need
Most warehouses are full of slow items bought to a rule of thumb. Right-sizing the levels per item releases the cash trapped in excess, without risking the items that actually sell.
- Levels set per item, not one blanket rule.
- Cash released from overstock.
- Holding cost balanced against service.
Enough safety stock, not too much
Safety stock should cover real risk, how variable demand is and how long the lead time runs, not a guess. The AI sizes it to your target service level, so you meet demand without overbuying.
- Safety stock from demand variability and lead time.
- Service level you choose, met.
- Fewer emergency orders and lost sales.
A plan built for each item
The AI works out the bands from your own demand and lead times, and keeps them current.
How we build your inventory plan
The numbers that keep inventory healthy
Min and max levels
The range each item should sit within, set from its own demand.
Safety stock
A buffer sized to demand variability and lead time, not a guess.
Reorder points
When to reorder each item so it never dips into shortage.
Service levels
The target fill rate per item, balanced against holding cost.
Item segmentation
Fast, slow and seasonal items planned by their real pattern.
Holding cost balance
Enough stock to serve, without the excess that ties up cash.
What a real plan changes
Why teams choose TCB Infotech for inventory planning
AI inventory planning questions
What is AI inventory planning?
How is it different from replenishment?
How does it decide safety stock?
Does it use our own data?
Will it free up cash?
Does the plan stay current?
Right-Size Your Inventory
Book a free consultation. We will look at your stock and demand and show you where cash is tied up and where you are at risk of stockouts.
Book a Free Consultation →No commitment. A practical first look at your inventory plan.
What Is Inside an Inventory Plan
The output is a working plan for every item, not a one-size stock rule. Here is what we set, how we build it, and what you walk away with.
From demand history to levels you can trust
Min, max and safety stock for each item
We set the range each item should sit within, calculated from its own demand, variability and lead time, so no item is planned on a blanket rule that does not fit it.
- Min and max levels per item.
- Safety stock sized to real risk.
- Reorder points that avoid shortage.
Fast, slow and seasonal items, each planned right
We group items by demand pattern and value, and set a service-level target for each group, so fast movers stay available and slow movers do not tie up cash.
- Items segmented by pattern and value.
- Service-level targets per group.
- Holding cost balanced against service.
A plan that updates with demand
Demand moves with seasons and trends, so the plan should too. The AI refreshes the levels as patterns shift, so the numbers stay right instead of drifting out of date.
- Levels refreshed as demand changes.
- Seasonality and trends accounted for.
- Feeds directly into replenishment.
Everything the plan delivers
Min and max levels
The range each item should sit within, set from its own demand.
Safety stock
A buffer sized to demand variability and lead time.
Reorder points
When to reorder each item so it never dips into shortage.
Service levels
The target fill rate per item, balanced against holding cost.
Item segmentation
Fast, slow and seasonal items planned by their real pattern.
Holding cost balance
Enough stock to serve, without the excess that ties up cash.