AI-native inventory & restock planning

Your restock plan, ready to approve.

It works out what to order and when, lays out the reasoning, and waits for one click. All the granularity of SoStocked, with AI doing the thinking behind the scenes.

• Trained on your full seller history
• Set up in 10 minutes
• Every marketplace & warehouse

The most expensive thing an FBA business does all year is run out of stock.

• And it’s the one cost Amazon never invoices you for. Storage, referral, fulfilment and ads are itemised to the cent — an empty listing is billed at nothing and takes more than any of them.

Spreadsheet or restock software — you’re still guessing.

• The tools in this category all stop in the same place. Getting one configured takes weeks, keeping it configured never ends — and after all that they run the same math and hand you a number. There’s no intelligence anywhere near the estimate.
• Competitors: Setup is a project, and it never ends
• Restock software wants supplier tables, lead-time rules and an import wizard per column before it gives you one useful number back. Most sellers never finish. DragonRestock: Paste a link to the costs sheet you already keep. Claude maps it to your SKUs, fills the gaps, and asks about anything it can’t work out — 10 minutes, not a weekend.
• Then it needs maintaining forever. Costs drift, lead times slip, a new SKU launches with nothing filled in — so the tool forecasts on numbers no one has checked in months. A spreadsheet is worse: it’s wrong the moment you save it. DragonRestock: It does the chasing, not you. When a new SKU lands with no COGS on file, or a lead time looks nothing like what that supplier is actually delivering, DragonRestock asks you for it in Claude — and you answer in the chat. Nothing to remember, nothing to go and update.
• Competitors: The engine is a calculator. Your business isn’t
• Every tool in the category runs the same math: velocity × lead time + a buffer. None of them has heard of Hormuz closing on your freight, your supplier shutting for Chinese New Year, or a Prime Day spike that was a promo, not demand. DragonRestock: It’s fed what’s happening outside your account — the Strait of Hormuz flaring up and putting your freight two weeks late, this year’s Prime Day dates — and reasons with it. And it keeps an AI knowledge base of your own: your supplier’s factory holidays, their blackout days, whatever you know. Tell it once and it’s in every recommendation after, with the reason written in a line you can read.
• Competitors: Filters, alerts and reports. Never an instruction
• Everything most of these tools produce ends the same way — with you still having to decide. Which SKU, how many units, from which supplier, by when. A red badge is not a decision, and a report is just work in a nicer font. DragonRestock: It does the deciding and hands you the instruction: the SKU, the quantity, the supplier, and the date the order has to go out. Expand any row and the whole calculation is sitting underneath it.
• Credit where it’s due: SoStocked is the exception. It does hand you a quantity and a date — it’s the one tool in the category that ends on an action rather than a chart. But the number arrives bare. There’s no reasoning attached, nothing that knows why this quarter isn’t last quarter, and no AI anywhere in it.
• An instruction, not an alert. “Order 1,200 units of SHIRT-RED-M from Lianfa today.” A SKU, a quantity, a supplier, and a hard order-by date — not a red badge you have to go interpret.
• The reasoning, if you want it. Every number opens up: velocity, each leg of the lead time — production, freight, and Amazon check-in — and the seasonal multiplier behind it. Auditable when you care, invisible when you don’t.
• The next step already taken. The PO is drafted at the right quantity — MOQs, case packs, and container fill already respected — priced, and checked against your cash. You approve, or you don’t.

Competitors: Reordering is all they do, and it’s a third of the job

• Every tool in this category answers one question: when to buy more. That leaves other important aspects of inventory that decide whether the business actually works.
• DragonRestock: It ships the other two as dashboards of their own, beside the restock plan and running on the same numbers:
• Liquidation — what to dispose or discount
• Cashflow — how you fund any of it
• Liquidation: what to dispose or discount. Which SKUs to discount and to exactly which price, which to hold because they’re seasonal rather than dead, and which to clear out — with the monthly profit worked out on every option, not a badge that says “aging”. Four price tiers tested on the same overstocked tee, each priced per month net of fees — and the row below it says hold, because seasonal stock isn’t dead stock.
• Cashflow: how you fund any of it. Supplier invoices matched to their PO, deposits and balances run against your real Amazon payout dates and bank balances — so a timing squeeze shows up weeks before you’ve wired anything. The new invoice has already matched itself to PO SHIRT#191 and posted to Xero. The line that matters is at the bottom: the month nets out positive and there’s still a day you can’t cover.
• Buy, clear and fund in one place. That’s managing an inventory business — not running a reorder queue.

Why it matters — 💸 See your lost sales, in dollars.

• And every one of those problems ends in the same place.
• Stockouts cost more than any fee Amazon charges you, and they’re the only one that never reaches your P&L. DragonRestock prices every one in your history — then carries the chart past today, so the next one arrives with a date on it.
• Live, on a sample seller’s catalogue — open any product and scroll its chart past Today.

Set up with Claude in 10 minutes

• Connect Amazon. One click through Seller Central. DragonRestock pulls your entire sales history, inventory, shipments, and fees — every marketplace, every brand.
• Connect Claude. DragonRestock runs as an MCP server, so Claude can read and write your inventory directly. From here on you can do everything by asking.
• Drop in your costs. Paste a Google Sheet link or upload a CSV — costs, lead times, MOQs, and suppliers. It maps the rows to your SKUs itself. No import wizard, no column mapping, no forms.

If your setup isn’t the standard one

• You’ve never used Claude. Nothing to learn up front. Write to us and we’ll get you set up on it — account, connection, first plan — and you can go back to asking in plain English from there.
• Your setup isn’t the standard one. Several entities, a 3PL nobody integrates with, kits and bundles, costs living in four different sheets. Tell us how you actually run it and we’ll do the mapping with you.
• Your supplier invoices are their own thing. Per-container pricing, deposits split across POs, tooling and freight folded into a unit cost, a format only your supplier uses. Send us a real one and we’ll get it reading correctly.

Everything running underneath the recommendation

• Restock recommendations. Order quantities and order-by dates from velocity, lead time and safety stock. Ranked by urgency.
• Lost sales analysis. Stockout days detected, lost units and revenue priced per SKU. The invisible number, made visible.
• Demand forecasting. Baseline velocity, seasonal multipliers and inventory-adjusted projections — with events kept out of the baseline.
• Purchase orders. Plan in grid, Kanban or calendar. Track every PO from deposit through to check-in.
• Shipment reconciliation. Landed FBA and AWD shipments matched back to the PO that sent them, with short-receipts flagged.
• AI Knowledge Center. Everything you know about your suppliers and SKUs, written down once and read by every teammate’s Claude.
• Liquidation & price tiers. What to discount and to exactly what price, what to hold, and what to clear — with the profit math on each.
• Cashflow planner. Invoices matched to their PO and run against Amazon payouts and bank balances, so timing gaps surface early.
• Low-inventory fee forecast. The per-unit fee Amazon charges under 28 days of cover and never itemises — reconstructed, projected, and priced against the send-in that stops it.
• Inventory tracking. FBA, AWD, 3PL and your own warehouses in one view, by SKU, ASIN or parent.
• 3PL manager. Off-site stock beside your FBA counts, with send-in plans so it becomes cover instead of sitting there.
• Suppliers. Contacts, payment terms, MOQs, case packs — and the lead times each supplier actually delivers on.

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