Posto forecasts every product in your Shopify store from its own sales, leaves out days you were sold out, times each order by how long that supplier really takes, and plans for Black Friday and the holidays. Every recommendation shows the math, so you can check it.
See exactly how Posto calculatesStart 30 days freeA simple average of recent sales feels safe, but it misses things. Days you were sold out look like days nobody wanted the product, so the next order comes out too small, right when you need more.
It also forgets what's already on order, trusts the lead time your supplier quoted instead of how long deliveries really take, and treats November like any other month. Multiply that by every product and every supplier, and a spreadsheet stops keeping up.
Posto uses standard inventory math, not AI. If a number looks wrong, the breakdown shows you why.
Posto averages each product's daily sales, counting only days it was for sale and in stock. New products are marked "Limited history" until there's enough to go on.
It projects demand forward along each product's recent trend, then adds Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and the holiday peak on top. You can adjust each event or turn it off.
It sets a reorder point that covers your supplier's lead time, measured from real deliveries once there are 3, plus a safety buffer. Then it counts stock already on order and rounds the order to your supplier's minimum and case pack.
Posto starts forecasting from your Shopify sales as soon as you install. Add your suppliers' lead times to sharpen it, then fine-tune the rest whenever you're ready.
No. Posto uses standard inventory math: average daily sales, lead time, and safety stock, with seasonality and trend on top. It's the kind of math you could check in a spreadsheet, and every recommendation shows its working.
It starts with whatever history you have. Forecasts built on fewer than 8 weeks are marked "Limited history," and seasonality only comes in once there's enough data to trust it.
You enter each supplier's lead time (how long they take to deliver), or import it from a spreadsheet. Once 3 orders from a supplier have arrived within the past year, Posto switches to the average of how long they actually took and labels it "measured," so you always know where the number came from. If one product takes longer than the rest, give it its own lead time and Posto uses that instead.
Posto forecasts store-wide, from your sales across all your locations together. You choose which location to receive each purchase order into.
Yes. You can set your own reorder point, service level, or days of cover for any product, and change any quantity before you send an order.
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