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Stockview

Stockview helps industrial organisations plan maintenance supply chains efficiently. It analyses historical consumption and operational context to anticipate which items will be needed, when shortages may occur and what to prioritise.

Consumption Prediction & Inventory Planning

Inventory Consumption Prediction

AI-based predictive analysis applied to historical consumption data

Planning-ready output

Clear priority lists, time horizons and confidence indicators

Scenario planning

To test "what if" situations (lead times, usage changes, operational tempo)

Dashboards and reporting

For planners and decision-makers

Flexible deployment

Cloud, on-premise or edge to match security and operational constraints

Value delivered

Typical outcomes
  1. 01
    Stockout reduction
    Stockout reduction
  2. 02
    Faster, more consistent planning decisions, supported by clear evidence and prioritisation
    Faster, more consistent planning decisions, supported by clear evidence and prioritisation
  3. 03
    AI-based predictive analysis
    AI-based predictive analysis
Stockview forecasting workflow diagram

How does it work?

  • Align on objectives and scope

    Define availability objectives, shortage risk tolerance and planning cadence, and select the initial scope, such as warehouse, fleet or parts families.

  • Connect and prepare the data

    Bring together consumption history, current stock, lead times and key operational drivers; clean, harmonise and validate to ensure consistency.

  • Generate forecasts and priority lists

    Produce planning-ready outputs: expected needs, potential shortages, and a ranked list of items to prioritise.

  • Validate with planners and refine

    Review results with planning teams, adjust assumptions and thresholds, and confirm the outputs fit real decision workflows.

Stockview sectors and deployment environments overview

Sectors and environments

Stockview is designed for availability-critical organisations (aerospace/defence, railway, energy, industrial manufacturing and process industries). It integrates with existing planning and supply-chain systems and can be deployed in cloud or on-premise depending on security, connectivity and latency constraints.