EXCESS REDISTRIBUTION MODULE
Rebalance inventory before you reorder
Automatically identify excess stock across locations and create transfer recommendations based on forecasted demand.
With Netstock, you can reduce unnecessary purchasing, improve availability, and make better use of inventory you already own.

Put your existing inventory to work

How Excess Redistribution helps you rebalance inventory
Once excess inventory is identified, Netstock recommends where it can be used elsewhere in the business.
- Identify excess stock across warehouses, branches, and distribution centers
- Analyze forecasted demand to uncover transfer opportunities
- Generate recommended transfers based on inventory positions and future demand
- Create transfer orders directly in your ERP for execution
SEE IT IN ACTION
Watch how Excess Redistribution moves excess inventory from where it’s sitting to where it’s selling.
One platform. Clear visibility. Smarter decisions.
Plan, order, and optimize inventory with confidence using Netstock’s AI-powered supply and demand planning solutions.
FAQs about the Excess Redistribution Module
Excess Redistribution analyzes inventory positions and forecasted demand across multiple locations. When excess inventory exists in one location and future demand exists in another, the system recommends a transfer before a new purchase order is created.
The module can evaluate inventory across warehouses, branches, stores, distribution centers, and other stocking locations managed within your ERP.
Recommendations are based on available inventory, projected demand, and replenishment requirements across locations. The system identifies where existing stock can satisfy future demand elsewhere in the network.
Yes. Users maintain full control and can review, adjust, or approve recommendations before transfer orders are generated.
No. It complements inventory ordering by helping businesses utilize existing inventory first. When transfer opportunities are exhausted, planners can proceed with supplier purchasing decisions.
Many businesses purchase inventory that already exists elsewhere in their network. Excess Redistribution helps uncover those opportunities, reducing excess stock while improving inventory availability across locations.



