Determine how much inventory to hold and when to reorder.

Your reorder point is only one part of the decision. Before you set inventory policy, consider:
How much inventory you should hold to avoid stockouts
When to reorder based on your sales pace
Whether carrying costs are eating into your margins
How lead time affects your reorder timing
Whether your current inventory levels are too high or too low
How to Use This Calculator
Enter sales and usage rates: Input how quickly inventory moves in your business.
Add lead time: Enter how long it takes to receive new inventory once ordered.
Include carrying costs: Add the cost of holding inventory over time.
Review reorder point and quantity: See how much inventory to hold and when to reorder.

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