Dear Inventoro users,

We are pleased to announce a significant update to our app's settings. In order to enhance user experience and create a more streamlined interface, we have consolidated all settings into a single, comprehensive menu.

Located conveniently in the top right corner of the app, this new menu brings together various settings options, providing you with easy access and improved navigation. To visualize this change, please refer to the attached GIF below.

As always, your feedback is highly valuable to us. We invite you to share your thoughts and impressions on this update, enabling us to further refine our app according to your needs.

One of the primary motivations behind this change is to optimize the app's layout and make room for exciting new features on the horizon.

We hope you enjoy the enhanced user experience with our consolidated settings menu. Thank you for your continued support.

Have a nice day. ✌ 

Hello Inventoro Users,

We've heard your feedback and we're excited to introduce a feature that's been highly requested. It's a straightforward concept, yet intricate in its functionality: minimum order values.

We understand that when procuring goods from your suppliers, you may often encounter a minimum order value. For instance, your order must total at least $2000.

This threshold can be established within the Supplier Settings, as demonstrated in the gif below.

So, how does Inventoro utilize these set limits?

Every day, Inventoro  calculates all suggested purchase orders, looking as far ahead as 24 months, for every SKU and supplier.

When a Minimum Order value is specified for a given supplier, and the current recommendations fall short of this limit, Inventoro springs into action. It scans future purchase suggestions, and recommends moving some of these to the present to meet the minimum value. 

Further, our algorithm employs a secondary strategy - if the minimum order value is not achieved by accelerating future purchase suggestions, Inventoro will attempt to increase the current quantity instead.

This new feature provides you with another layer of control and precision when ordering, and we can't wait to hear your feedback.

Hey everyone!

We’re thrilled to announce the latest addition to Inventoro—a new feature that helps Shopify users keep track of incoming inventory.

Now you can see exactly what’s coming in and when it’s expected to arrive. You’ll always be in the know about your inventory and never have to worry about running out of stock. 

You'll find this feature right in the API setting

In this section you can configure the connection with your Shoppify store. Just click on Configure button and you'll see this screen:

Inventory In transit is crutial in overall inventory optimization and definitely the most important when you try to calculate optimum timing for a new purchase order. 

We’re so excited to be able to offer this new feature to Shopify users and are looking forward to hearing what you think. Try it out today and let us know how it’s working for you!

Dear Inventoro users,

We are thrilled to introduce a brand new feature to our platform: the "Suggest a Feature" button. This innovative tool allows you to easily share your product ideas with our team, ensuring that your insights and creativity help shape the future of Inventoro.

To access the "Suggest a Feature" button, follow these simple steps:

1. Visit the product annoucement and locate the "Suggest a Feature" button on the right side of the page. 
2. Click the button to access a user-friendly form designed specifically for submitting your unique ideas.
3. Enter a descriptive title for your proposed feature in the "Title" field.
4. Provide a concise overview of your idea's main points, benefits, and potential impact on user experience in the "Description" field.

Our team is dedicated to reviewing and considering all submissions, as we believe that collaboration with our users is key to driving innovation and delivering an exceptional experience.

You can also vote for existing ideas by clicking on the number of votes on the left side of the idea.

Thank you and good luck.

Hey there, Inventoro users!

We're excited to announce a subtle yet powerful improvement to our replenishment part that's sure to enhance your user experience.

Introducing the upgraded Replenishment table with purchase order recommendations - now fully customizable to your preferences!

🔧 Column Resizing: Adjust column widths to suit your needs and optimize your view. Check out this gif for a quick tutorial:

📌 Column Reordering: Want to rearrange the columns? No problem! Simply use the small pin icon to pick your preferred order. Here's a quick guide to get you started: 

These improvements are designed to make your replenishment process smoother, more efficient, and tailored to your unique workflow. We believe that a better-organized table means better decision-making and happier users.

As always, we're committed to continually enhancing your Inventoro experience. If you have any feedback or suggestions, please don't hesitate to reach out to us via chat in the app.

Happy replenishing!

Tomas

Dear Customers,

We are thrilled to announce the launch of our latest big feature, merging multiple data sources!

Merge connections is designed to connect different data sources to your Inventoro account. For example, you can add a Shopify store (e-commerce platform) and then combine it with your CIN7 account (IMS). You can just take sales history from the online shop and enhance this data with inventory attributes from IMS like on-hand inventory, purchase orders in transit, list of suppliers, etc.

Or you can have as many data sources as you want and aggregate them into one single company-level view. As you can see in the image below. 

The main idea behind this feature is that you can merge data from multiple sources.

#1 Create a new merge

If you have more than one connection you will find this feature in the User profile > API Settings. You will start the process by clicking on the blue button called Merge.

#2 Choose a data connection for merging

Once you have several data connections you can choose which one you want to add to merge by selecting the one and clicking Add to merge.

#3 Choosing the right logic for data merging

You can edit the name for every connection to distinguish which one is which. You have to choose one primary data source which will be the main source for a list of products etc. And the rest of the connection will be merged using this main/primary data source.

You can enable or disable the following attributes for every single data source.

STOCK

By this, you’ll allow Inventoro to take on hand inventory from this data connection.

SALES

Here you can give Inventoro instructions to take the whole sales history. For example, if you are combining data from an e-commerce platform you can choose that only sales transactions will be handled from this connection.

PRODUCTS

You can enable/disable product merging. 

FUTURE DELIVERY

Permission to take purchase orders in transit. 

You can also create a name for this new merge level. You have to choose which one of your warehouse locations is the central warehouse.

You can easily choose the main currency.

And then we have two very important choices. 

Only aggregated data

You can choose if you want to create just a centralized level. So, you can’t see sales forecasts per different data sources in this variation. You will see just aggregated level for example for the whole company without any drill down to original data.

Order from merged warehouse

By this choice, you can let Inventoro propose automatically purchase order recommendations for this new virtual warehouse. 

By leaving both of the boxes untagged you will create the merged warehouse, but the original data sources will still be there and the new warehouse will not be used for replenishment. 

If you have any questions or need assistance, please don't hesitate to reach out to our dedicated support team via the chat in the app.

Have a great day!

Hi Inventoro users,

we have some news! You ask, we deliver! Many of you requested the possibility to filter purchase order recommendations for 24 months or with the custom filter.

You can find this at the bottom of the Time filter in the Replenishment. See the image below.

You can easily pick a date from and date till. Inventoro automatically filters just PO recommendations withing this time interval.

Click here to try this feature immediately!

Have a great day!

At the beginning of the new week, we have some minor improvements in our product. 

Data integration is a challenging task, you know. It’s a communication machine to machine and literally, this can be zillions of small jobs. So we’ve prepared a status of your data integration, see the image below. 

Here you can find a short description of all statuses:

Examples of different statuses.

The second improvement is an option to create your own name for the data integration.

For example here you can see how to rename the connection after click on the edit button.

In the case you have many different connections, for example, 6 Shopify stores for 6 different countries and several connections with your logistics partners (fulfillment, 3PL) you can create your own names to every single connection to have everything under control.

Have a nice week!

Tomas

Our team has been working on designing a brand-new version of the Forecast adjustment for a while.

From now on, you will see a number of different adjustments right on the main screen of the Forecast.

See here:

On the detail, you will see all your current adjustments across the whole company on different levels like warehouses, sales categories, or even products.

This version of the forecast adjustment gives you greater control and flexibility in managing your business. We believe this will be a valuable addition to our platform and we are confident it will help you achieve your goals. Thank you for your continued support and we look forward to your feedback.

Have a nice day!

Tomas

Hey Inventoro users,

another day another new feature. This one is super important especially these days of the lack of availability of products on the side of suppliers, continuously increasing variability in lead times and ongoing delaying in delivery, etc. You probably know these situations better than us.

You can filter your portfolio of Winners&Loser for a specific supplier. 

What are the benefits of this feature?

• as a product manager, you can deeper understand your portfolio
• you can compare suppliers
• you can use this profiling in negotiating with the supplier about new prices and conditions
• you can optimize your portfolio based on the top results 

We hope this will be helpful for you.

Have a nice day!