How do I decide which products to reorder with iDBQuery?

Reorder decisions balance running out against tying up cash in excess stock, and doing it well means combining stock levels, sales velocity and supplier lead times. iDBQuery brings them together and tells you what needs attention.

• It compares on-hand stock to recent sales velocity for each product
• It flags items likely to stock out before a replenishment could arrive
• It suggests reorder priority based on how fast stock is depleting
• Every figure is a cited answer traceable to inventory and sales records

Ask *which products will run out in the next two weeks at the current sales rate?* iDBQuery returns a prioritised reorder list with days of cover remaining. Follow up with *which of these have long supplier lead times?* to order the urgent ones first.

Because iDBQuery joins inventory, sales and supplier data into one live model with no pipeline, purchasing gets a current picture rather than a weekly export that is already out of date. Cited answers mean a buyer can trust the list and place orders confidently. Retail, e-commerce and operations teams use this to keep best-sellers in stock, avoid emergency reorders, and stop capital sitting in shelves of product that is not moving.