Inventory turnover
How many times you sell through and replace average inventory in a period -- a core efficiency metric.
Inventory turnover = cost of goods sold / average inventory value. Higher turnover means cash isn't sitting idle in stock, but too high risks stockouts. Reading turnover by category exposes where you're overstocked and where you're too lean.
Skuwell reports turnover across your catalog and ties it to replenishment and dead-stock signals, so the metric drives decisions instead of just sitting in a dashboard. Use our inventory turnover calculator to compute it for any product or category.
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The average number of days your current stock will last at the current sales rate.
Read definition → GMROI (Gross Margin Return on Inventory Investment)How much gross profit you earn for every dollar invested in inventory -- gross margin / average inventory cost.
Read definition → Dead stockInventory that isn't selling and is unlikely to, tying up cash and warehouse space.
Read definition → Sell-through rateThe percentage of received stock you sold in a period -- units sold / units received (or available).
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