Maths is one of those dividing subjects - some love it, others hate it. Yet it's a crucial part of inventory forecasting.

One of the biggest challenges facing wholesale distributors in 2021 is how to emerge from Covid and be prosperous.

At StockTrim, we say that your Inventory Management System is the single source of truth.

In other words, without the data that's stored there, it would be impossible for StockTrim to forecast your demand and plan your inventory requirements.

It couldn't be more important, then, that you choose the right platform to record and manage your inventory.

StockTrim is not just demand planning and inventory forecasting. With our latest update, now you can create purchase orders too.

The manufacturing industry is still reeling from the effects of the pandemic. As manufacturers navigate the post-Covid landscape, they’re increasingly finding tech to be an asset they cannot live without. 

When it comes to moving stock and inventory control, the pace of change is so rapid, it can be hard to keep up. 

Inventory forecasting software is just one part of the tech eco-system for an SMB in the business of buying and selling goods.

Used together, an accounting software, Inventory Management System, and forecasting software are a powerful trio that will give you a 360 view of your inventory.

There are few things that make us happier than having certainty and clarity - it's just so nice when everything goes the way it’s supposed to.

As a reader of this blog, you've probably got an interest in solving your inventory forecasting woes.

At StockTrim, we're bringing smart inventory forecasting to the SMB market. 

You might be wondering what StockTrim can do for your organisation - so we've compiled a list of 10 reasons why you should give it a try (as you'll see in point 10, there really is nothing to lose!).

StockTrim users can create purchase orders within the app.

The purchase order (PO) add-on allows you to manage the whole PO workflow, so you can draft, approve, send and receive orders.

In this blog, we'll walk you through the new features, including how to create a PO, how to edit and optimise your POs, and what happens when you send and receive your order.