Platform: Enolytics DTC

Summary:

What it is: Inventory Average Weekly Sales shows the typical number of units sold per week for each product within your inventory pool, calculated from your actual sales history over the available tracking period.

How to use it:
• Demand forecasting: Compare current inventory levels against weekly sales velocity to identify which wines are moving quickly versus sitting on the shelf, helping you prioritize reorders and avoid stockouts of popular bottles.
• Inventory optimization: Spot slow-moving products that might need promotional support or bundle opportunities, and fast-movers that deserve more prominent placement in your tasting room or online store.

Tip: Look for seasonal patterns in your weekly sales data - holiday wines, summer rosés, or harvest releases often show distinct velocity patterns that can inform your ordering calendar.

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Quick Stats:

The typical number of units sold per week for a product within a specific inventory pool, calculated over the available tracking period. This metric helps forecast demand and is used to calculate days of inventory remaining. The calculation is based on actual sales history from the order line item data, providing a reliable baseline for inventory planning and replenishment decisions.

Inventory General

Type: float

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