Inventory planning for Shopify
Reordy works out what to order and how much for every SKU at every location, from each variant’s own sales. It also shows what to move between your locations instead of buying more, and sends one email each morning with what needs you.
The problem
The bestseller runs out while you were busy, and the thing you ordered too much of eats the cash you needed to restock it. Most stores feel both and measure neither.
$2,423a day not being taken, on one SKU
Every day a product that sells is empty, the orders go to someone else. Reordy puts a price on each empty day, so you know which stockout to fix first.
$4,185sitting idle, counted at cost
Overstock doesn’t look like a problem on a shelf. In money it does. Reordy shows what each slow SKU holds, so you can mark it down, move it, or stop buying it.
Figures above are from an example store
How it works
One click inside your Shopify admin. Nothing to export, no spreadsheet to keep in sync.
Choose which locations to track and how long your supplier takes. One number for the shop is enough to start. Set it per product later where it differs.
It uses the daily stock and sales history Shopify already keeps, so the first numbers come from months of real data, not a week of waiting.
What sold out, what runs out this week, and what to order. You open the app when there is something to do.
The maths, per variant
No “keep 20 of everything” rule. Each variant at each location gets a point to reorder at, sized by how fast it sells, how long the supplier takes, and how unevenly it sells. Move the sliders.
Reorder at 89 units. That is 80 to cover the 21 days the supplier takes, plus 9 in case it sells faster than usual.
A product that sat sold out for a week didn’t stop selling, it stopped being there. Reordy measures the rate over the days it was in stock.
Units already coming in on a transfer or shipment are subtracted from the suggestion, so you don’t order the same box twice.
The shop front and the warehouse sell at different speeds. Each one gets its own rate, cover and reorder point.
What you get
What to buy, how much, and for which location. Sorted so the costliest gap comes first.
| Product | On hand | Order |
|---|---|---|
Alpine Shell JacketOut of stock | 0 | 64 |
Summit Fleece5 days left | 15 | 41 |
Merino Crew Sock9 days left | 27 | 90 |
What isn’t moving, and the cash it holds at cost.
When one location has months of a product and another is about to run out, Reordy suggests a transfer. Create it in Shopify from the same row.
What ran out, what runs out within a week, and what cash sits idle. Skip the app on quiet days.
Stock, sales rate and the day it runs out for every variant, so a glance tells you where you stand.
One lead time for the shop, and your own for the product whose supplier is slow. Safety stock and restock-to days too, if you want them.
Pricing
$0forever
$19/ month
Billed by Shopify every 30 days, in USD
Start the free trialInventory planners that charge a share of your revenue start around $49 a month and climb as you grow. Reordy’s price stays flat.
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Questions
Right after the first sync. Reordy reads the daily stock and sales history your store already has in Shopify, so sales rates and reorder points come from your past months, not from data it starts collecting after you install.
No. It tells you what to order, how much and for which location, and you place the order with your supplier as you do today. Transfers between your own locations can be created in Shopify straight from the list.
No. One lead time for the whole shop is enough to start. Where a supplier is slower or faster, set that product’s own lead time on its settings page.
Yes. Every location you choose to track gets its own sales rate, days of cover and reorder point, and Reordy suggests moving stock between them before you buy more.
Those days are skipped. The sales rate is measured over the days the product was actually on the shelf, so a long stockout doesn’t make a bestseller look slow.
Pro covers any number of SKUs for $19 a month, with a 30-day free trial. Nothing else changes between the plans.
Reordy for Shopify
Install free for up to 3,000 SKUs. Your first reorder list is ready after the first sync.