Manage and approve decisions like Purchase Orders, Transfers, and Replenishments all in one place and export them into your ERP with a single click.

Toolio shows you what could have sold, not just what did. It rebuilds the demand you missed during stockouts, so your plans are built on real demand instead of constrained sales.

Toolio tests multiple forecasting methods and uses the one that fits each product best, instead of forcing every item through a single model. The most accurate model wins, product by product.

New products have no history, so Toolio forecasts them off the comparable styles they most resemble using a similarity index, borrowing the seasonality and volume trend of products with a proven track record.

Promotions and lifecycle stages reshape demand, and the forecast has to know it is coming. Toolio layers expected lift into the plan and feeds the same response model into your markdown decisions.

Most assortments are bought too wide. Toolio ranks each choice by productivity on cleansed history, applies your top-down budget, and recommends the width and depth that pays for itself. Move the slider to trade breadth for depth and see the tradeoff.

Toolio recommends transfers to rebalance inventory across locations, moving stock from where it will not sell to where it will, based on store-level selling.

Toolio plans the markdown cadence that balances sell-through against margin, using projected sell-through and the same lift model that drives your forecast.

The forecast runs on its own, but the assumptions stay yours. When you want to steer it, supply your own sales curves, rate-of-sale assumptions, comparable products, or lifecycle curves — and the forecast rebuilds around what you set.

Toolio always keeps the before and after: original versus retrended forecast, calculated versus adjusted rate of sale, sales before and after cleansing. You can always see what the system did and why.

Toolio generates the system plan and reacts to actuals on its own, but you stay in control. Adjust any number and Toolio shows the deviation from its own plan. A copilot, not an autopilot.