What's new on Qoblex

Knowing weekly demand is only useful if you also know what's already on its way. The stock projection layer adds that: incoming purchase orders are included in the forward-looking stock position so Qoblex won't tell you to reorder units that are already in transit.

How the projection works:

• Open and partially-received POs are included in the incoming supply. Partially received POs contribute only their remaining undelivered quantity, not the full original line.
• Incoming quantities land in the expected receipt week, not as a lump sum.
• Incoming POs are kept distinct from forecast-generated recommended receipts — you can tell the difference between stock that's already coming and stock that the forecast says you still need.
• Changing the location filter recalculates both the incoming supply and the projected stock position, so the view always reflects the specific warehouse or store you're planning for.

On top of incoming supply, the system calculates the required receipt quantity and date: how much you need to receive, and by when, to cover 12 weeks of forecast demand for the selected location.

If a safety stock value already exists for the product, it's included in the coverage target. If not, safety stock is treated as zero — no new setup workflow was introduced in V1.

Supplier lead time is read from the variant-supplier relationship for the supplier you intend to order from. If a lead time is missing on that relationship, a warning is shown. Lead time is visible in the recommendation context so you can see exactly what the system is using.