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Setting reorder points and alerts

How to configure reorder points so COMPLIED alerts you before you run out of a product.

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Updated 06 Jun 2026

What a reorder point is

A reorder point is the stock level at which AADOPS alerts you to reorder a product. When your stock falls to or below this number, you receive a notification and the product appears in your stock alert widget on the dashboard.

Setting reorder points correctly means you never wake up to find a product sold out before you had a chance to restock.

How to set a reorder point

  1. Go to Inventory β†’ Products
  2. Click on the product you want to configure
  3. Find the Reorder point field
  4. Enter the quantity threshold β€” the number at which you want to be alerted
  5. Click Save product

How to calculate the right reorder point

A simple approach: multiply your average daily sales by your supplier lead time in days, then add a small buffer.

Example: you sell 8 bags of rice per day. Your supplier takes 4 days to deliver. Your reorder point should be at least 32 bags β€” and ideally 40 bags to give yourself a buffer for a slow delivery or a spike in demand.

Bulk reorder points

To set reorder points on many products at once, go to Inventory β†’ Products β†’ Export. Download your product list, fill in the reorder point column, and re-import the file. All reorder points update in bulk.

Tip: Review your reorder points every season. A product that sells slowly in January may sell ten times faster in December. Your reorder points should reflect your current trading reality, not the day you first set them.
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