Some products fly off the shelf and nobody notices until it's empty. Others sit for months quietly taking up space and money.
Reordering by memory or gut feeling means you're almost always either short or overstocked, rarely right. And it compounds: get the reorder point wrong once, and the same guess gets made again next cycle, so the cost repeats order after order rather than being a one-off mistake.
Watch what's actually selling, not what you assume is selling, and flag a sensible reorder point before you find out the hard way.
Imagine never finding out you're out of stock the same moment a customer does, and never having money sitting quietly unsold on a shelf either, stock levels that track what's actually happening, order after order.
There's an example of this here.
See exactly how the watching works, step by step.
See the example