Dead and aged stock

What it is

Stock on hand that has not sold in 60 or 90 days, at what it cost you, with how many days it would take to sell what is left.

Why it is money. Dead stock is cash on a shelf. It does not show as a loss until it expires or is written off - by then it is too late to return or mark down.

How Budtello works it out

• Last night's stock on hand, at cost
• Days since each product line last sold: 60-89 days and 90+ days
• Days of supply = on hand / units sold a day

60 days is the window the point of sale's slow-mover list uses; 90 days is past most vendors' return window.

What high looks like

Larkmoor holds $18,400 at cost that has not sold in 90+ days.

Every name and figure here is invented.

What to do

• Return what the vendor will take back
• Push or mark down the rest, biggest dollars first
• Order less of the same line next time

Ask your AI What dead stock do we have at Larkmoor, in dollars?