What each alert means

Your products' statuses and what to do about each alert.

Each product has a status and, sometimes, one or more alerts.

Statuses

Status	What it means	What to do
Running out	What you have won't last until a new order arrives	Order it today and ask the supplier if they can deliver sooner
Order now	It's below the point where you should reorder, or it has a suggested order	It's already in this week's order
Overstock	You have stock for more than 10 weeks, or it isn't selling	Don't buy more for now
OK	You have enough until the next order	Nothing

Alert	What it means	What to do
Will run out before the next order	Even if you order today, the order would arrive too late	Order it now. If another one of your stores has extra, bring some over from there
Postponed by budget	They didn't fit in your budget and were the least urgent	Add them from Orders if you have money left over
The supplier's minimum is too high	Buying the minimum would give you stock for more than 6 months	Negotiate a lower minimum, or make the call yourself
Too much stock	More than 10 weeks of stock	Don't buy; move it to another store or run a promotion
Not selling	No sales in months and you have stock	Consider clearing them out to free up the money
Sales are changing	Lately they're selling quite a bit more or less than before	Check whether the price, the competition, or the season has changed
Limited by expiry	We order less so they don't expire	It's worth receiving them more often
New products	They only have a few weeks of sales	Check the quantity yourself

In Alerts you see them grouped, from most to least urgent. The red number in the menu counts the products that are running out.

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