Product availability and flow

Why is it in the stockroom and not on the shelf?

We follow stock from the dock to the shelf, find where it waits and who handles it, and design a flow that keeps shelves full on a busy day.

When retailers call us

Gaps on shelf when the stock is in the building.
Loads still in the stockroom or on the floor by mid-morning.
A new DC, replenishment system or range change is about to change how stock reaches stores.

What we've done

Scanned cartons as they were unpacked and sent each one straight to the floor, the stockroom or overstock.
Moved store replenishment onto a digital, demand-driven workflow across a national fleet.
Redesigned the complete store replenishment process, then applied it at a second national retailer, where it made replenishment teams markedly more productive.
Built a digital twin of a stockroom to test layouts without disrupting a live store.

Case studies

The right work, in the right order, by the right people

Deliveries arrived in the order the warehouse picked them, and rosters followed the clock, not the work. We sequenced deliveries to match how each store fills its shelves, then built store hours around the tasks that matter most, done in the right order by the people best at them.

Built to get stock onto the shelf sooner and keep it there.

One-way stock flow

Each carton is scanned as it is unpacked and sent once: to the floor, the stockroom or overstock.

Start with the 14-day store diagnostic.

In 14 days we find where your store hours go and hand you a plan to move them. Run it with your team or with us.

$25K fixed fee, plus GST · two or three of your stores

Talk to us How the diagnostic works