Know what to reorder, and exactly when.
epiphanies forecasts demand for every SKU with proven statistical models, then turns it into reorder points and stockout dates — so you buy on time, not on gut feel. And it shows its work.
Reordering by gut feel costs you both ways.
Order too late and you stock out of bestsellers. Order too much and cash sits dead on the shelf. The hard part is the timing — and a spreadsheet can't keep up across hundreds of SKUs.
Stockouts on bestsellers
The moment your top sellers run dry, you lose the sale — and often the customer — to a competitor.
Cash trapped in overstock
Over-ordering "to be safe" locks up working capital in slow movers you'll discount later.
Lead times you forget
By the time a SKU looks low, the supplier lead time means it's already too late to reorder.
From sales history to a reorder you can act on
epiphanies learns each SKU's demand pattern, accounts for your lead times, and tells you what to order and when.
Model demand
Sales history is fit to proven statistical models that capture trend and seasonality per SKU.
Factor in lead time
Your supplier lead times and current stock set the reorder point — the day you need to act.
Get a reorder list
A ranked list of what to order, how much, and by when — with projected stockout dates.
Reorder points & quantities
Clear order-by dates and suggested quantities for every SKU, based on its own demand and lead time.
Projected stockout dates
See when each product is on track to run out, so you can act before it costs a sale.
Handles slow & spiky sellers
Intermittent and seasonal demand are modeled too — not just steady bestsellers.
Forecasts that show their work.
These are proven statistical models, not a black box — so you can see exactly why a number came out the way it did and explain it to your team. Trustworthy beats mysterious when you're committing real cash to a buy.
- Seasonal demand modeled with Holt-Winters
- Slow and intermittent movers handled with Croston's method
- Every reorder point traces to demand, stock and lead time
- Forecasts update automatically as new sales land
"We used to reorder when something looked low — usually too late. Now we get the order-by date before it matters, and stockouts have become rare."
Frequently asked
What models do you use? +
Proven statistical methods — Holt-Winters for trend and seasonality, and Croston's method for slow or intermittent movers. You can see how each forecast is derived.
How much sales history do I need? +
Forecasts improve with history. New or sparse SKUs fall back to simpler estimates and get more accurate as data accumulates.
Does it account for supplier lead times? +
Yes. Reorder points combine forecast demand with your lead time and current stock, so the order-by date reflects reality.
Which plan includes forecasting? +
Demand forecasting and reorder are included with Pro, alongside net profit and multi-location transfers.
Reorder on time, every time.
Let proven forecasts tell you what to buy and when — across your whole catalog.