Stock signal
- Item and location
- On-hand, reserved and available stock
- Reorder point or minimum
- Open supply
- Alert date and urgency
Filled exampleFILTER-20 at North store · 6 available · reorder point 12 · no open supply
Show the stock position, trigger and suggested quantity, then choose whether to buy, transfer, defer or investigate and keep the action open until usable stock arrives.
An alert is useful only when it reduces decision time. This form does not label every threshold breach “automatic replenishment” or close it when someone acknowledges the notification.
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Use this blueprint to turn a threshold message into an assigned record with a visible calculation, source choice and follow-up.
Filled exampleFILTER-20 at North store · 6 available · reorder point 12 · no open supply
Filled example18 required · order multiple 10 · suggest 20 · transfer from Central
Filled exampleTransfer TR-1048 · 19 accepted · 1 damaged · follow-up remains open
What you can do nextOpen the populated alert to inspect the calculation and downstream transfer or purchase path, then adapt the rules to your operation.
A message that says only “stock is low” sends the owner back to several systems before any decision can be made.
Show the effective stock position and the reorder point, minimum or planning recommendation that was crossed.
Include approved open supply and relevant in-transit stock to prevent duplicate replenishment.
Record the approved demand or imported planning input and the date by which stock is needed.
Show the calculation method, raw result, order multiple and final editable suggestion.
Assign a reviewer and capture buy, transfer, defer, investigate or no-action with a reason.
Use the signal to direct attention without making every threshold breach look equally urgent.
| Condition | Priority | Recommended action | Escalation evidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| Below reorder point; open supply on time | Watch | Monitor or defer | Expected quantity and date |
| Below reorder point; no open supply | Action | Buy or transfer review | Policy, demand and lead time |
| Available stock is zero | Critical | Choose a source immediately | Affected work or service |
| Item is retired or obsolete | Exception | No action or disposition review | Current item state and substitute |
| Balance or demand is disputed | Data hold | Investigate before ordering | Count, movement or planning source |
Acknowledged is not the same as replenished.
Confirm data quality, policy and urgency.
Select supplier purchase, location transfer, defer, investigate or no action.
Create or link the downstream requisition, transfer or planning reference.
Record expected, received, accepted, short and rejected quantities.
Close only when usable supply covers the need or an accepted decision removes it.
Jodoo lets operations owners adjust the signal record, workflow and queues as the policy evolves.
A business team can move from a basic threshold alert to an accountable replenishment workflow in hours without waiting for custom development.Include safety stock, lead time, service class, open transfer, supplier pack, project demand or item status.
Escalate stockouts, critical items or high-value recommendations while routine signals stay in one review queue.
Track time from signal to decision, handoff and accepted receipt instead of counting notifications sent.
Use the focused record for action, but keep adjacent responsibilities clear.
A misleading alert usually begins with missing movements, stale reservations or unresolved counts.
It connects signals across items and locations to buy-or-transfer choices, follow-up, receipts and exceptions.
Use a specialist engine when seasonality, promotion or uncertainty requires statistical planning rather than a fixed rule.
Item, location, available stock, open supply, trigger, demand input, suggested quantity, needed-by date, priority, owner and the selected replenishment action.
No. An alert identifies a condition. Automatic replenishment also decides quantity and source and creates a downstream action under approved controls.
Use one open signal per item-location-policy period, include current open supply, update it after decisions and close only when the risk is actually resolved.
Yes. Configure reminders and workflow tasks from the alert and due dates, while keeping the actionable record as the source of truth.
Open the populated recommendation record, inspect every input and adapt the decision and follow-up to your operation.
Use the low stock alert app