Manage by Exceptions – identifies potential problems, such as stock-outs, late deliveries, forecasting errors, and slow movers.
Two Dimensional ABC Analyses – lets users set their optimal inventory levels by classifying items into categories simultaneously based on turnover value and units sold.
Order Proposals – uses historical sales, inventory levels, and forecasts to provide users to review order proposals before sending it back to Microsoft Dynamics NAV or Dynamics 365 Business Central.
Management Overview – allows managers to review inventory performance, including value of stock, turnover, and turnover ratios based on individual products, groups of products, or store locations.
Constrained Orders – maximizes the use of container space based on similar shelf life without breaking volume, weight, or number of pallets – useful when ordering seasonal products or to reach price points.

Out of stock, out of mind. Customer retention is difficult enough–but when you don’t have what they want, when they want it, even loyal customers will go elsewhere. Common-sense retailer thinking says to reduce inventory overhead and store safety stock, making it more likely that popular items won’t be available when customers come calling. All this adds up to lost sales opportunities and increased customer churn.

The LS Retail Replenishment solution provides retailers with an intelligent and flexible approach to stock replenishment, based on store characteristics and customer buying behavior, so you can maximize sales by having the right product mix in the right stores at the right time.

Management can control item replenishment by adjusting warehouse and store information stored in the Replenishment Data File, including items such as:

Average Usage – information gleaned from sales history, seasonal trends, etc.
Planned Sales Demand – manually adjusted to account for promotions, one-time events, etc.
Stock Level – manually adjusted minimum and maximum threshold settings
Like for Like – replace items as they are sold