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This is a feature that allows you to recalculate the order advice

Adjust Order Size

An assembled product is a product that consists of multiple parts. It can be picked in multiple steps, or might have a production process.

The supplier page shows a measured delivery time, this is measured on the basis of your WMS system.

Optiply can plan backorder purchase orders based on the stock levels of your products.

Dropshipping is a form of logistics in which products are sent immediately to the final address, without being stored in the meantime.

Optiply can plan extra emergency purchase orders based on the stock levels and lost sales expectation of your products.

The expected delivery date is the date on which you expect a purchase order to be fully delivered and processed in your warehouse.

Export your data into a CSV or XLSX file.

Inventory costs consist of interest, space, and risk. These costs affect how much inventory Optiply puts down.

Lead time is time it takes from ordering a product at a supplier, until it is in stock at your warehouse.

With the 'Lost sales' feature, you will receive an extra order if you are about to run out of stock.

The 'Maximum stock' is the desired stock level that we recommend for a cycle.

The minimum stock represents the desired lowest quantity of a product.

In Optiply it is possible to purchase the same product from multiple suppliers. Read here how this works.

In this page we explain the indicator of reliability

The service level is an indicator of the delivery reliability of products.

Snoozing a product makes sure that we will not purchase the product, until your next order moment or the next date you define.

On this page we'll explain how the 'Stock time' works

The turnover time can be seen in the Optiply dashboard and it shows "how long a euro has been on the shelf".

This page describes the concept of seasonality in Optiply

Time-dependent stock position allows you exclude deliveries out of your cycle period