How can you automate the replenishment of stock levels?

Automating the replenishment of stock levels is typically achieved through the use of stock rules. Stock rules are configurations that define how inventory should be monitored and when replenishment actions should be triggered based on predefined thresholds. This can help ensure that stock levels are maintained efficiently without manual intervention, leading to better inventory management and reduced risk of stockouts.

By setting up stock rules, organizations can specify minimum and maximum stock levels, which the system uses to automatically identify when new stock needs to be ordered. For instance, once the stock level falls below the minimum threshold defined in the stock rule, the system can trigger an automatic replenishment process, potentially creating transfer orders or other necessary actions.

Transfer rules, though related to managing inventory, primarily deal with the logistics of moving stock from one location to another rather than automating replenishment based on stock levels. Transfer orders are specific instances of moving stock but do not inherently govern the replenishment logic. Stock filters apply constraints to data visibility rather than direct stock replenishment automation. Therefore, stock rules are the most appropriate tool for automating replenishment processes.