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Days of cover and stockout date

Advertising a product that is about to sell out is paying for traffic you cannot fulfil. Enter your stock and your sales rate to see how long you have and when you should already be ordering.

Average over recent weeks.

Days from ordering to having it.

Days of buffer you want to keep.

Days of cover

20

Projected stockout date

Sep 23, 2026

Order before

Aug 26, 2026

Counting back the lead time and your buffer.

Units to cover the lead time

504

What sells while you wait for the order.

How this is calculated

FAQs

Frequently asked questions

Which daily rate should I use?

The average of the last two to four weeks for a stable product. If you are about to launch a campaign or enter peak season, use the rate you expect, not the one you have had.

Why does it ask for supplier lead time?

Because the useful date is not when you run out, but when you have to have ordered so that you do not. That is the date you can act on.

How much safety stock is reasonable?

It depends how much your demand varies and how late your supplier runs. A week is a common starting point; if lead times are erratic, you need more.

Does Nuira do this automatically?

Yes, on your own data: it crosses store inventory with the real sales rate and flags a product with an active campaign that is about to run out. This calculator is the same arithmetic, by hand and for one product.

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