Stock Days
Position on 2026-08-07 · run rate = net units ÷ calendar days, so a SKU that sold seven units on one day of a week runs at 1/day, not 7 · cover = network units ÷ run rate, on the 60d window
Counts are of the 92 SKUs in scope and are computed on the 60d run rate. An out-of-stock SKU is counted there only, never again under below target.
Inventory distribution
0 network units across 0 places on 2026-08-07 · own + marketplace = network
Nothing is in stock anywhere on 2026-08-07. Import an opening balance or an approved IMR to put units on the shelf.
Stock days by SKU
0 of 92 SKUs — the above target tile · position on 2026-08-07 · status and replenishment computed on the 60d run rate
No SKUs in this scope are above target on the 60d run rate. Clear the view to see every SKU in scope.
— in a cover column means nothing sold in that window, so cover is undefined. It is never shown as 0, ∞ or 999.
On a truck: counted toward the reorder gap, never toward cover.
Replenishment
0 SKUs need a decision on the 60d run rate · counting only the above target rows above · 0 units to buy · 0 to move · 0 above the maximum
Nothing to buy or move on the 60d run rate. Every SKU in scope is inside its policy band — widen the filters or change the basis window to review more of the catalogue.
A transfer fixes an imbalance; a purchase fixes a shortage. A warehouse only ships what it holds above its own safety stock, so a network that is genuinely short still shows a purchase.