← Back to glossary Category: Operațional Replenishment flow Quick answer: The automated flow that refills stock at the right time, in the right quantity, based on demand and reorder thresholds. Key takeawaysReorder point and safety stock per SKU × locationOrder quantity (EOQ, MOQ, packaging multiples)Inter-location replenishment (internal transfer)Triggered by real demand, not intuition What replenishment flow is Replenishment flow is the continuous cycle of refilling stock: monitoring levels, triggering orders when the reorder point is hit, computing the optimal quantity, and sending the order to the supplier or between internal locations. Why it matters to the board Correct replenishment is the balance between not running out (stockout, lost sales) and not overstocking (tied-up capital, dead stock). Automated, this flow protects availability and working capital at the same time. Key elements Reorder point and safety stock per SKU × location Order quantity (EOQ, MOQ, packaging multiples) Inter-location replenishment (internal transfer) Triggered by real demand, not intuition How Azuvio helps Azuvio ties live demand and availability (ATP) to thresholds and rules, automatically triggering replenishment at the right time — including transfers between warehouses/stores — reducing stockouts and overstock simultaneously. Frequently askedReorder point vs replenishment flow?The reorder point is the threshold that triggers an order; the replenishment flow is the whole automated process that monitors, triggers and executes replenishment.Does replenishment cover internal transfers?Yes. A good flow refills stock both through supplier orders and through transfers between your own locations, wherever more efficient. Where Azuvio fitsSoftware WMSSoftware OMSBusiness Intelligence Related termsReplenishment — Automatically refilling picking locations from reserve stock to prevent stockouts during picking.Reorder Point (ROP) — The stock level at which a new order must be placed to avoid a stockout before goods arrive.ATP – Available to Promise — The stock quantity that can be safely promised to a new order, accounting for on-hand stock, allocations and future inbound.Safety stock — Extra buffer inventory held to prevent stockouts caused by demand or supply variability. Last updated: 2026-07-06