Manual checks don't catch risk in time.
By the time someone notices a SKU is low, it's already too late to hit the next container.
InventoryLogic turns sales, stock, purchase orders, lead times, and supplier rules into clear reorder recommendations for retail businesses.
Retailers waste hours checking spreadsheets, guessing reorder quantities, and trying to balance stockouts against over-ordering — especially when stock is arriving in shipping containers, not next-day boxes.
By the time someone notices a SKU is low, it's already too late to hit the next container.
120-day transit plus safety stock is hard to hold in your head across hundreds of lines.
Without visibility into sell-through rate, slow stock quietly piles up in the warehouse.
InventoryLogic reads your sales, stock, open purchase orders, and supplier lead times, then builds the purchasing plan itself — in minutes, not a whole afternoon of spreadsheet checking.
The examples below use redesigned demo data and recreated interface components, not private store screenshots.
Clear reorder quantities by SKU, supplier, MOQ, pack size and target cover days.
Build purchase orders against real CBM capacity and fill-ratio targets.
Test lead-time delays, safety stock changes and extra cover before committing.
InventoryLogic brings customer, delivery and commercial performance analysis into the same decision-making environment.
Built from the customer analysis already available in the platform: customer overview, repeat behaviour, segmentation, retention, customer exploration and prioritised actions.
Review the same customer KPIs and segment structure shown in the program, using anonymised demonstration data.
Show how long customers typically wait before purchasing again, using the same analysis already present in the program.
Track how customer cohorts return over time without exposing production records.
Customer filters, history fields and prioritised actions are combined into one clearer marketing view.
Explore delivery hotspots, postcode demand and recommended store catchments using anonymised demonstration data from the Delivery Intelligence module.
Find where customers are ordering, how concentrated demand is, and which areas are accelerating.
Delivery orders: 241
Units delivered: 1,428
Share of mapped demand: 1.7%
Order momentum: +16.4%
Recent API sales: $14,860
Rank broader demand pockets using order volume, delivered units, density, momentum and distance from existing stores.
Orders in catchment: 3,214
Units delivered: 9,682
Market order share: 22.9%
Momentum: +5.7%
Postcodes covered: 71
Nearest existing store: 6.1 km
Recommendation score: 83.6
Confidence score: 95.0
Review the most important views from the Sales Analysis Centre: performance, monthly momentum, ranked actions, product changes and store range gaps.
20,519 matching sales lines were analysed using a 90-day recent versus prior comparison.
Monthly values for the selected measure. Hover-style detail is shown for November 2025.
Each point represents one anonymised product. The horizontal axis compares recent performance with the prior period; the vertical axis shows the selected measure.
One highest-priority action is shown for the selected analysis measure.
SKU IL-207418 · Richmond
Why: Based on Richmond's 14.2% share of company activity, this product would be expected to produce about $41,280 in revenue, versus $22,140 actual.
Recommended action: Check whether the product is ranged, displayed and available at Richmond; confirm local suitability before replenishing or transferring stock.
Rank the most commercially meaningful store-product gaps instead of showing every signal.
Highlight product combinations already identified by the existing sales analysis.
How a furniture retailer removed guesswork, cut stockouts, and improved cash flow with InventoryLogic.
“InventoryLogic helped us reduce our inventory value by giving our team clearer visibility into what needs to be ordered, what can wait, and where excess stock is building up. The system is easy to use and turns complex inventory data into clear, actionable purchasing decisions.”
— Kathy, CEO at The Modern
InventoryLogic is focused on furniture businesses with bulky SKUs, long lead times, supplier MOQs and container-based purchasing.
For stores managing hundreds of chairs, tables, sofas and cabinet lines.
For businesses ordering by container from multiple overseas suppliers.
For teams that need one purchasing plan across styles, finishes and ranges.
For operations teams balancing stock cover, arrivals and available capacity.
InventoryLogic is tuned to how furniture actually moves: bulky SKUs, long factory lead times, variants by finish, and stock that arrives by container rather than by box.
InventoryLogic is tailored to your suppliers, lead times and team workflow. Support is available to explain recommendations, answer questions and help your team get the most from the system.

InventoryLogic was built by Harry Josephson, who spent more than seven years working in warehouse operations, inventory control, and purchasing within the Australian furniture retail industry.
Throughout his career, Harry worked alongside warehouse managers, purchasing teams, CEOs, and senior management, gaining first-hand experience with the challenges of managing large product catalogues, long supplier lead times, and container-based purchasing. He saw how critical inventory decisions were still being made using spreadsheets, manual calculations, and experience rather than intelligent planning tools.
Today, Harry is completing a Bachelor of Science (Physics) at the Queensland University of Technology (QUT), specialising in Advanced Statistical Mathematics. applying statistical modelling, optimisation techniques, and artificial intelligence to solve real-world inventory planning problems.
InventoryLogic combines Harry's practical experience in furniture retail with advanced analytical methods to help businesses reduce stockouts, improve cash flow, optimise purchasing decisions, and gain complete confidence in their inventory planning.
InventoryLogic exists because the spreadsheets Harry relied on every day simply couldn't keep up with the complexity of modern inventory management. So he built the platform he wished he had.
Every furniture business has a different catalogue, supplier network and purchasing cycle. We scope InventoryLogic around your actual requirements.
For furniture retailers and importers that need a purchasing system tailored to their workflow.
Core inventory planning is scoped to your operation. The three extended intelligence modules can be added separately according to your needs.
Book a 20-minute demo and see how InventoryLogic would work with your catalog, suppliers and purchasing cycle.