
What I like most is that it transforms stock management from merely a process of generating order suggestions into a planning system that evaluates demand, stock, supply, and customer service levels together. Especially in a structure with numerous SKUs and multiple warehouses, like the automotive spare parts sector, combining demand forecasting with stock optimization, evaluating products according to different demand characteristics, producing standard and repeatable decisions in large data sets, linking purchasing with distribution decisions, being developable with business rules, and enabling performance measurement is a very good situation. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
There is almost nothing I dislike. I see the need for more backup areas and more customizable dashboards as areas for development in Slimstock. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.