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Turn sell-through data into a weekly restock plan — illustration

Turn sell-through data into a weekly restock plan

Claude checks current inventory levels and sales velocity, then produces a restock brief ranking what needs reordering this week.

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Describe the task

Ask Claude to check current inventory levels and sales velocity, then produce a restock brief ranking what needs reordering this week.

Connect to my Shopify store, check current inventory against the last 30 days of sales, and give me a restock priority list for anything that could stock out in the next two weeks.

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What you'll need

  • Your Shopify store connected
  • Supplier lead times, if you want reorder-by dates
  • Any seasonal or promo calendar that affects demand
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What Claude does

  • Pulls current inventory levels and recent sell-through velocity via the Shopify connector
  • Flags SKUs at risk of stocking out in the next one to two weeks
  • Flags slow-moving stock tying up cash
  • Ranks reorders by revenue impact and lead time
What you get

A short restock brief: what to reorder now, how much, and by when, plus a list of slow movers worth marking down.

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Frequently asked questions

  • Does this tell me exact reorder dates? Only if you give it supplier lead times. With those, Claude can point to reorder-by dates; without them, it still ranks what needs attention first.
  • Does it just flag what's low, or also what's overstocked? Both. Claude flags SKUs at risk of stocking out in the next one to two weeks, and separately flags slow-moving stock that's tying up cash.
  • How does it decide what to prioritize? It ranks reorders by revenue impact and lead time, so the SKUs that matter most financially surface first.