Sqquid Intelligence
Grow sales by knowing what to buy next.
Use demand forecasts by SKU and location to decide what to reorder, how much to buy, and when. See where existing stock can sell and where it’s tying up cash.
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Transfer 6 pairs to North StoreSize 8 running shoe · West Store has stock to spare$192Est. contribution
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Reorder 24 medium teesNorth Store · Risk of running out before next delivery
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Pause reorders for slow-selling jacketsReview remaining stock and markdown options
What is Sqquid Intelligence?
Sqquid Intelligence is being developed as standalone retail demand forecasting and replenishment planning software for specialty retailers. It uses sales and inventory history to estimate demand by SKU and location, identify stockout risks and slow sellers, and recommend buying and stock moves for your team to review.
A chainwide inventory total can hide a shortage in one store and excess in another. Forecasting by size, color, and location helps buyers decide whether to place a purchase order, transfer stock, or hold off on buying.
What does Sqquid Intelligence do?
Reorder before key items run out
Use expected demand, current stock, and supplier lead times to plan what to reorder, in what quantity, and by when.
Put stock where it’s likely to sell
Plan how to allocate incoming stock or move stock between locations. Review demand at both stores and weigh the cost of a transfer before you buy more.
Free up cash tied up in slow stock
Identify excess and slow-selling items. Review where it makes sense to pause reorders or consider a markdown to recover cash.
What goes into a Weekly Profit Plan?
The Weekly Profit Plan is designed to give buyers a short list of inventory actions ranked by expected financial impact. Each recommendation explains why it’s worth reviewing and what the estimate depends on.
Say North Store expects to sell 10 pairs of a running shoe before the next supplier delivery and has four on hand. West Store can spare six pairs after covering its own demand. Moving those six pairs could add $192 in contribution after transfer cost if all six sales are incremental. That estimate uses $35 gross profit per pair and $18 to move the stock. Actual results depend on what sells and what the move costs.
Use the plan to decide which actions to take. The product is designed to track those decisions and show measured results alongside the original estimates.
Questions about Sqquid Intelligence
Do I need Sqquid Commerce to use Sqquid Intelligence?
Sqquid Intelligence is designed to be purchased separately with its own plan. A planned integration with Sqquid Commerce would let teams review transfer recommendations in Intelligence and carry out approved moves in Commerce.
What data does Intelligence need?
Sales and inventory history by SKU and location are the starting point. Supplier lead times, incoming stock, and product costs can help make recommendations more useful. Data requirements and connection options depend on your systems.
How does Intelligence account for stockouts?
Sales can understate demand when an item was unavailable. Where stock history is available, forecasting can account for those periods. New items or items with sparse sales history have more uncertain forecasts.
Who decides whether to order, transfer, or mark down stock?
Your buying or operations team reviews the recommendations and decides which actions to take. The plan is designed to give them the reasons, assumptions, and estimated financial impact behind each recommendation.
Bring us a buying decision you’re facing.
Tell us what you sell, where you hold inventory, and which systems track your sales and stock. We’ll discuss product availability, data fit, and how Intelligence could help with that decision.