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Inventory 6-Month Average Daily Sales Rate

Shows daily wine bottle sales averaged over 6 months to track velocity and smooth fluctuations for better inventory planning.

Updated over 3 weeks ago

Platform: Enolytics DTC

Summary:

What it is: Inventory 6-Month Average Daily Sales Rate shows how many bottles of each wine you're selling per day on average over the past 6 months, giving you a balanced view of sales velocity that smooths out short-term fluctuations while staying current with trends.

How to use it:
β€’ Compare inventory turnover rates across your portfolio to identify which wines are moving quickly versus sitting on the shelf
β€’ Calculate how long your current inventory will last at the current pace, helping you plan production runs and avoid stockouts or overstock situations

Tip: This 6-month average is particularly useful for seasonal wineries since it captures enough history to account for slower winter months while still reflecting recent momentum from busy tasting room seasons.

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Quick Stats:

  • Type: float

  • Build Beyond Limits Group: Inventory General


πŸ“ Description

The average number of bottles sold per day over the trailing 6 months, calculated at the wine name level across all sales channels. This mid-range metric balances recent trends with longer-term patterns, providing a useful comparison point between short-term (3-month) and annual (12-month) sales velocities.


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Inventory General

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βš™οΈ Technical Details

Type: float

Format: #,##0.00


ℹ️ Additional Details

  • Created: 2026-02-14T20:51:38Z

  • Key: [dimension].[Inventory 6-Month Average Daily Sales Rate]

  • ID: 1eb777de-a39a-5062-853e-3396147c42b0


🏷️ Tags

  • Age

  • Channel

  • Inventory 6-Month Average Daily Sales Rate

  • Inventory General

  • Wine Name

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