Demand forecasting & replenishment for Unleashed

Reorder points, per SKU

Safety stock and reorder levels are computed from your real demand history, tuned to the service level you choose — not a flat "keep two weeks spare" rule that over-protects steady lines and under-protects volatile ones. Each product gets the buffer its own demand pattern actually calls for. If you want the maths behind it, we walk through the formula in how to calculate reorder points in Unleashed.

See stockouts coming

An out-of-stock risk view flags the SKUs about to run dry before their next purchase order lands, so you can act before it costs you an order. Instead of finding out you're out of your best seller when a customer asks for it, you get a shortlist of what's at risk and when.

Built for seasonality

Per-product seasonal demand profiles, with per-SKU overrides, mean the forecast knows your peaks and troughs rather than assuming a flat average. A product that triples every December is planned for December, not caught out by it.

• Connect. Add a read-only Unleashed API key. Nothing is ever written back to your ERP.
• Sync. Your sales, purchasing and stock history replicate across automatically and stay current.
• Forecast. Reorder points, safety stock and out-of-stock risk are calculated per SKU, and refresh as your data moves — no spreadsheet to rebuild.

Does Elanalytics change anything in Unleashed?

No. Elanalytics connects with read-only API access and replicates your data one way. It never creates, edits or deletes records in Unleashed — your system of record is never written to.

How does it forecast demand?

It reads your Unleashed sales and purchasing history to calculate average demand, how variable that demand is, and your real supplier lead times, then applies per-product seasonal profiles. From that it produces a reorder point and safety stock for each SKU at the service level you choose.

Can I control the service level and forecast settings?

Yes. The demand window, weighting and target service level are all configurable, and you can set per-SKU seasonal overrides where a product doesn't follow the general pattern.

Do all my products get a reorder point?

Products with enough demand history to forecast reliably do. Genuinely bespoke or one-off items, which have no repeatable demand pattern, are surfaced as not replenishable rather than given a misleading number.