Continuity
Repeat lines need lasting availability.
Keep ongoing styles under review with continuity groups and weekly WSSI (MFP) data. Sales, stock, orders and future requirements belong in the same check, even when new launches take the attention.
Absence leaves no markdown to explain.
A sold-out basic leaves no report of the purchases that never happened. Continuity failures are silent: the customer leaves, and the lost sale never becomes a transaction to review.
Basics deserve more than leftover attention.
Select continuity groups and styles, load the planning bundle, then review the ongoing business separately from the noise of newness.
Evidence supports the designation.
Review historical sales stability and stock performance before designating a style as an ongoing continuity staple.
Requirements deserve a full review.
Read weekly sales, stock, orders and future needs together.
Assumptions remain editable.
Update planning metrics at different merchandise levels and commit changes where required.
Availability depends on the next arrival.
Verify supplier lead times and production schedules before committing repeat orders. Open purchase quantities, expected delivery dates, and warehouse receipts stay visible across every cycle.
Cover falls
Review sales velocity and weeks of supply.
Reorder
Approve quantities against the required delivery date.
Stock arrives
Review on-hand and incoming units for the next check.
Replenishment can protect the everyday seller.
yukti raises replenishment for ongoing lines. You approve, or let it act within your rules; the refill settings remain part of the review.
- Style controls
- A model per style controls minimums and maximums.
- Local exceptions
- Per-store overrides adjust the refill behavior.
- Evidence
- Sales velocity, coverage and demand curves inform recommended quantities.
Keeping staples available needs connected inputs.
Demand forecasting supplies demand baselines to review. Allocation and replenishment handles refill quantities, while purchase orders hold the committed dates and delivery details. Check all 3 before assuming the next receipt covers the gap.
Ongoing lines belong in daily trading.
Continuity planning is part of core. Its dedicated groups and weekly data keep recurring styles available for review, with planning metrics you can update and commit.
Questions, answered.
Can I review a group and individual styles?
Yes. Select continuity groups and styles, load their planning bundles and review weekly data.
Must every store use the same refill settings?
No. Per-style models and per-store overrides are available.
Which refill methods can I use?
Available methods include rate of sale, min-max, weeks of supply and safety stock buffer. Formulas are shown for review.
Does a change update the planning data?
Planning metrics can be updated at different merchandise levels, with changes committed where required.
Familiar sellers make a useful test.
Bring ongoing lines, sales history and stock into a free 6-week POC on your own data, with no contract. Test the review and replenishment controls against the staples you need to keep available.
Updated 15 September 2026