Days of inventory (DSI)
The average number of days your current stock will last at the current sales rate.
Days Sales of Inventory (DSI), or days of inventory on hand, = average inventory / cost of goods sold x days in period. It translates stock into time -- 'we have 47 days of cover' is more actionable than a raw unit count when you're managing cash and reorder timing.
Skuwell shows days of cover per SKU against live velocity, so you can see at a glance what's about to run short and what's drowning in months of stock. Our days of inventory calculator gives you the number for any item.
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How many times you sell through and replace average inventory in a period -- a core efficiency metric.
Read definition → Reorder pointThe stock level at which you should place a replenishment order so you don't run out before it arrives.
Read definition → Sell-through rateThe percentage of received stock you sold in a period -- units sold / units received (or available).
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