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Finds the Amazon campaigns still paying to advertise products that are about to run out of stock, and produces an upload-ready bulk file that throttles or pauses those ads with the real campaign, ad group and ad IDs attached — plus where the freed budget should go instead. Use when the user asks about advertising products that a
Turns trailing sales and last year's seasonal shape into a week-by-week demand forecast per Amazon product, then converts it into order quantities and order-by dates that account for lead time, safety stock and the service level the brand wants — with the forecast error stated so nobody treats it as certain. Use when the user as
Measures what a completed Amazon stockout actually cost — lost units and revenue against the pre-stockout run rate, how far sessions and conversion fell, whether they have come back, and how long recovery is taking — then produces a staged plan for restarting ads and rebuilding rank. Use when the user asks what a stockout cost,
Finds the Amazon inventory sitting too long — products with cover far beyond target, stock stranded on SKUs that no longer sell, and unfulfillable units — and ranks them by capital tied up, with a recommendation per product to discount, advertise, bundle, remove or write off. Use when the user asks about excess inventory, overst
Works out which Amazon products to ship next and in what order — days of cover at the current sales rate, the date each one runs out, the date a purchase order needed placing to beat it, the revenue exposed if it is late, and a starting shipment quantity per product. Ranked by revenue at risk rather than by days of cover. Use wh