Now onboarding Shopify & NetSuite brands

Clarity for your
supply chain.

SpyGlass gives growing consumer brands one live view of inventory, demand, and cash — so you stop guessing at POs, stop stocking out of hero SKUs, and stop paying for air freight you could have planned around.

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Inventory value
$4.82M
↓ 11% vs. last quarter
Days on hand
62 days
Target band 55–75
Forecast accuracy
91.4%
↑ 6.2 pts since launch
SKUs at risk
7
3 need a PO this week
Demand vs. cover — next 26 weeks
Forecast On hand + on order
Act this week
Citrus 12oz · 6-pack
Stockout in 19 days
PO
Ocean vs. air — SKU 4402
Save $14.2K, ship Tue
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Overbuilt: Mint SKUs
$212K cash to release
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Connects to your stack
ShopifyNetSuiteAmazon SellerFaireFlexportQuickBooksCin7EDI / 3PL
The growth-stage squeeze

Your planning spreadsheet stopped scaling three SKUs ago.

Every consumer brand hits the same wall between $10M and $100M: more SKUs, more channels, more co-mans, longer lead times — and one analyst holding it all together in a workbook nobody else can open.

Stockouts on your hero SKU

The item that drives half your revenue is the one you run out of — because the signal arrived a week after the reorder point.

Cash frozen in the wrong goods

Slow movers quietly absorb the working capital you needed for the launch, the retail order, or the media spend.

Expedited freight as a habit

Air freight is a planning failure with an invoice attached. Most brands pay it monthly and never see the running total.

The platform

Four things every consumer brand needs to see.

01 · Visibility

One live view from PO to pallet to POS.

Raw materials at the co-man, WIP on the line, finished goods across every 3PL and channel — reconciled nightly and traceable to the source system. No more Monday-morning inventory archaeology.

FG, WIP and RAW in one hierarchy
Multi-location, multi-channel, multi-entity
Lot and expiry tracking for consumables
SKUOn handCoverStatus
Citrus 12oz18,42019dAt risk
Original 12oz64,90071dHealthy
Mint 4-pack31,050148dOverbuilt
Glass bottle (RAW)92,30044dHealthy
Berry 12oz (WIP)7,60012dAt risk
Forecast vs. actual — trailing 12 weeks
91.4% MAPE-adjusted
Actual unitsForecast error
02 · Forecasting

A forecast your CFO can actually audit.

Velocity by channel, promo lift, seasonality and new-item ramps — modeled per SKU and scored every week against what really shipped. When accuracy moves, you can see exactly which assumption moved it.

Accuracy scored weekly, per SKU and channel
Override any assumption, keep the audit trail
Scenario plans for launches and retail resets
03 · Cash

Optimize for days on hand, not gut feel.

Set a target cover band per SKU class and SpyGlass sizes every buy against it — surfacing the working capital you'd release by trimming the overbuilt and protecting the SKUs that actually carry the P&L.

Cash-impact modeling on every PO
Target DoH bands by velocity tier
MOQ and lead-time aware recommendations
Working capital by cover band
Under-covered · <30d$318K
In band · 30–90d$3.29M
Overbuilt · >120d$1.21M
Opportunity
$684K cash to release
Across 23 SKUs above their target band
Freight mode recommendation
Air (current)
$21.4K
4 days · arrives Aug 6
Ocean (suggested)
$7.2K
26 days · arrives Aug 28
Cover holds at 41 days. Ocean saves $14.2K with no stockout risk.
Expedite spend, trailing 90 days$88.6K → $31.2K
04 · Freight

Stop paying for speed you planned away.

Every replenishment recommendation carries its freight consequence. SpyGlass shows the mode, the cost, and the cover impact side by side — so expediting becomes a deliberate decision, not a monthly surprise.

Air vs. ocean modeled on every buy
Container fill and consolidation planning
Landed cost rolled into every scenario
What changes

Typical movement in a brand's first two planning cycles.

−31%
Expedited freight spend
+8pts
Forecast accuracy on A-items
−19d
Excess days on hand released
6hrs
Weekly planning time returned

Illustrative ranges from design-partner engagements. Your results depend on category, lead times, and channel mix.

"We were running a $40M beverage business on a workbook and a prayer. SpyGlass gave our ops lead and our CFO the same numbers for the first time — and the first thing it found was $600K sitting in flavors we'd overbuilt."
VP of Operations
Growth-stage beverage brand · design partner
FAQ

Questions operators ask us first.

Something not covered? Ask us directly — we answer these calls ourselves.

How long does implementation actually take?
Most brands are live in two to three weeks. We connect your commerce, ERP and 3PL systems, reconcile a trailing twelve months of history, then run one planning cycle side by side with your existing process before you switch.
Do we have to replace our ERP?
No. SpyGlass sits on top of NetSuite, QuickBooks, Cin7 or whatever you run today. It reads what those systems know, adds the planning intelligence they lack, and writes back only where you want it to.
Does this work for co-manufactured products?
Yes — it is what we were built for. We model raw materials, WIP and finished goods across co-mans and 3PLs, with lead times and MOQs per supplier, so your buy plan reflects how your product is actually made.
How is the forecast different from what our ERP gives us?
Most ERP forecasts are a moving average with a seasonality toggle. Ours models velocity by channel, promo lift, new-item ramps and stockout-censored demand, then scores itself weekly against actuals so you can see which assumptions are earning their keep.
What does it cost, and how do you think about ROI?
Pricing is a flat platform fee by revenue band. Most brands justify it on freight and excess inventory alone — the first planning cycle typically surfaces more released working capital than a year of subscription.
Is our data secure?
SOC 2 Type II, encryption in transit and at rest, SSO and role-based access on every plan, with audit logs and custom retention available for enterprise accounts.