Automatically Replenish your Products
Automate your forecast-to-replenishment processes to maintain fill rates and limit
excess inventory. JustEnough’s Replenishment solution allows you to manage the shelf,
so you have lower safety stock without jeopardizing service levels.
JustEnough supports all types of replenishment, including:
- Supplier to DC
- DC to Store
- Supplier to Store
- Drop Shipment
- Supplier cross-docking
- Delayed order splitting
- Hub & Spoke replenishment strategies
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Automated Replenishment
JustEnough’s Replenishment solution automatically determines your optimal demand-based
replenishment, minimizing the risk of human error and improving order accuracy.
Using sophisticated threading technology, JustEnough forecasts quickly so that replenishment
orders are produced within a short cycle.
An automated replenishment process frees up key resources to focus on other important
functions including supplier relationship management and exceptions management.
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Constrained Replenishment
With JustEnough, you can alter your replenishment orders based on real-world situations
that constrain your ability to replenish such as supplier minimums and container
fill rates.
- Container Fill Rates
JustEnough helps you meet your container fill rates by recommending products that
will drive profitability and have minimum potential for obsolescence.
- Manufacturing Economies
When manufacturing efficiencies are driven by longer production cycles, JustEnough
automatically adjusts your replenishment to to deliver the optimum inventory in
the demand chain.
- Supplier Minimums
Many suppliers impose minimum ordering quantities. JustEnough identifies these items,
quantifies how this may affect your unit cost and automatically adjusts your recommended
orders. You can use this information as a basis for negotiation and process improvement.
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Dynamic Safety Stock
To protect from strikes, rising oil prices and commodity prices, JustEnough dynamically
adjusts your safety stocks during times of higher risk.
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