Procuro
Feature: Demand forecast Beta
Know exactly how many days of stock you actually have left.
Real sales velocity, current stock, and what's already incoming, combined into one number per product: days of supply. No more finding out you're out of stock the day a customer tells you.
The forecast gets more accurate every day you use Procuro.
Demand Forecast runs on your real order history, not a guess, not a manual entry. Right now that history window starts at 60 days and grows by one day, every day, with no cap. There's no waiting for a fixed period to pass and no re-syncing required. The longer you've been on Procuro, the more accurate every number on this page gets, automatically.
Every number you need, one row per product
Units sold, sell rate, stock on hand, and what's already coming: together.
Each row shows Product/Variant, Units Sold, Avg/Day, Current Stock, Incoming, Days of Supply, Projected Stockout, and Incoming Timing. Days of Supply is the number that actually matters day to day: current stock divided by real average daily sell rate, so you know how long you actually have, not just how many units are sitting on a shelf.
Find what needs attention, fast
Sort, search, filter by type, or just ask for what's about to run out.
Search by product name, filter by type, and sort any column. Or skip straight to what matters: filter by projected stockout window: "all products projected to be out of stock within 28 days", and get a focused list instead of scrolling a full catalog looking for problems.
Works with Shopify Flow
Turn a low Days of Supply number into an automatic alert.
Procuro's Days of Supply threshold is now a real Shopify Flow trigger. Set the number that matters to you, and Flow takes it from there: a Slack message, an email to whoever handles reordering, a tag added to the product, whatever your workflow already runs on. No need to remember to check the table yourself.
Part of a bigger picture.
Demand Forecast works alongside Inventory Forecast: Incoming and Sold-Out inventory, all in one place. Supplier lead-time comparisons and reorder recommendations that weigh cost against delivery speed are next. See what's actively being built on the roadmap.
Stop finding out you're out of stock the hard way.
Demand Forecast is live now in beta, and it gets more accurate every day you use it.