The promise
Over three weeks, we review your current reorder points and safety stock levels against actual movement, lead times, and the cost of holding each line. The review identifies where stock sits idle without cause and where the risk of running short is greater than it appears — without requiring you to adopt any new system afterwards.
The problem
Reorder thresholds are often set once, early on, and left unchanged as a range grows and shifts around them. It's common for a retailer to sense that something is off — cash tied up in slow lines, or a fast mover that keeps running low — without having the time to trace exactly which thresholds are the cause.
The solution
We work through your existing reorder points line by line, checking each against how the item has actually moved, how long it takes to restock, and what it costs to keep on hand. The result is a revised table you can apply directly, along with a written explanation of the reasoning behind each change.
The experience
Once we receive your movement and stock data, the review takes up to three weeks. There's no ongoing commitment involved — many retailers take the revised table and apply it themselves using the tools they already have, with our written notes there for reference whenever questions come up later.
The investment
¥19,500
Three-week scope from receipt of data.
- · A revised reorder table by line
- · A written note on the assumptions used
- · No requirement to adopt further tools
The proof
The review is grounded in standard inventory theory — lead time, demand variability, and holding cost — applied to your actual numbers rather than industry averages. Progress can be measured afterwards by comparing stockout and excess-stock rates before and after the revised table is put into use.
The guarantee
An initial conversation about your data carries no obligation. If, once we look at your numbers, the review doesn't seem likely to surface anything useful, we'll say so before starting rather than after.
Next steps
Send a short note describing your current reorder process and roughly how many lines are involved. We'll confirm what data we'd need to begin the review.