Know which products will sell out before they do
Every out-of-stock listing is a sale you can't recover. Kelmora forecasts stockout risk across your catalog so you can reorder while there's still time.
Stockouts are silent revenue leaks
A product doesn't run out all at once — demand quietly outpaces supply over days. Without a forward-looking view, you discover the problem when a customer tries to buy and can't. That's a lost sale, and often a lost customer.
- ✓ Forecast days-to-out based on real sell-through
- ✓ Flag products at risk in the next 7 days
- ✓ Prioritize by revenue at stake
- ✓ No manual thresholds to maintain
A forward-looking view of stock
Estimate when a product may run out based on its own recent pace of sales.
Get flagged while there's still enough lead time to reorder or rebalance.
See how much revenue each at-risk product represents, so you know what to fix first.
Stockout risk sits alongside refund and sales signals, giving you a complete picture.
Stockout monitoring in practice
The seven-day sellout
A product with steady sell-through suddenly accelerates. Kelmora estimates it will sell out in six days and flags it, with the revenue at risk attached, so you can reorder before the listing goes dark.
The quiet best-seller
A top product's inventory has been eroding for two weeks. It never looks urgent day-to-day — but Kelmora's forecast makes the pattern obvious before it becomes an emergency.
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Frequently asked questions
How does Kelmora predict stockout risk?
Kelmora combines current stock levels with each product's recent sell-through to estimate when it may run out. It flags products whose available units fall short of expected demand over the coming days.
Can Kelmora prevent a stockout automatically?
No. Kelmora is read-only. It predicts and alerts on stockout risk so you can reorder or adjust, but it does not modify inventory or create purchase orders.
Which products get flagged?
Kelmora prioritizes by impact — products with meaningful sell-through and revenue at stake — rather than flooding you with a list of every slow-moving SKU.