Set reorder points and quantities for your stock items from usage patterns, lead times, and the real cost of stockouts vs overstock.
Help me set inventory policy for: {{items}} (per item: monthly usage, supplier lead time, cost, shelf life if any, what a stockout costs us).
For each item: reorder point (lead-time demand + safety stock sized to usage variability and stockout pain — show the math simply), order quantity (balancing order costs, volume breaks, storage, and cash tied up), and review cadence. Then the portfolio view: which items deserve tight management vs a simple two-bin rule (80/20 by value×criticality), the seasonal adjustments my usage notes suggest, and the early-warning signal that a policy needs revisiting (usage trend, lead time slipping). Keep it runnable in a spreadsheet.
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