Inventory & working capital

Stop tying cash up in slow stock while fast sellers run out.

Use sales velocity, margin, lead time, returns, and inventory levels to expose overstock, stockout risk, reorder timing, and working-capital pressure.

Best first step

Inventory Cash Audit

Start with diagnosis before implementation so the work is tied to the actual business constraint.

Find My Inventory Risks

The problem

Why this becomes expensive if it is ignored.

Inventory decisions often live in spreadsheets and intuition, making it easy to overbuy slow products or miss replenishment on profitable fast movers.

The outcome

What the business should understand or improve next.

Better visibility into where cash is trapped, what needs replenishment, and which inventory decisions deserve attention first.

You probably need this when

The symptoms already look familiar.

01

Cash is locked in products that move slowly.

02

Fast sellers repeatedly run out of stock.

03

Supplier lead times are not reflected in reorder decisions.

04

Returns materially change sellable inventory availability.

Inventory Cash Audit

What we would inspect or map first.

The first step is designed to produce useful findings even before a larger implementation is agreed.

Slow-moving stock identification
Stockout and reorder-risk review
Working-capital pressure indicators
Supplier / lead-time workflow opportunities
Inventory automation roadmap

Related Drasped services

The implementation depends on what the diagnosis finds.

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Inventory Cash Audit

Start with the evidence. Then decide what to build.

Find My Inventory Risks