Email buyers when stock falls low or recovers
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Your product and variant names identify the item whose stock count changed.
Your item's count before the change shows which side of the reorder point it was on.
Your item's current sellable count shows whether it needs replenishing now.
Your chosen reorder point sets the count below which this variant runs low.
Your chosen internal addresses tell the Agent where to send stock alerts and setup issues.
Your store inventory system tracks item counts and reorder points and emails your buying team when stock crosses a point.
Your buying team gets the item and missing stock detail when tracking or count data needs fixing.
Your buying team gets the item and its missing or invalid reorder point to fix.
Your workflow shows whether it sent a low stock alert, sent a recovery alert, or found no crossing.
Your buying team gets the item, current and previous counts, reorder point, and direction of change.
Your workflow shows whether it sent a low stock alert, sent a recovery alert, or found no crossing.
This Agent waits for a tracked item's stock count to change. It compares the old and current counts with your reorder point. It emails your buying team when the item falls low or recovers.
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Gmail tracks item counts and reorder points and emails your buying team when stock crosses a point.
Microsoft Outlook tracks item counts and reorder points and emails your buying team when stock crosses a point.
Zoom tracks item counts and reorder points and emails your buying team when stock crosses a point.
Zoho Mail tracks item counts and reorder points and emails your buying team when stock crosses a point.
Send Low Stock Alerts is made for businesses in these industries.
Email buyers when store items fall below reorder points or recover.
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Flag replenishment needs with current and previous counts.
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Email the buying team when tracked items need replenishment.
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Show all Agents for the Inventory Control department3 steps, in order, on every run.
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Frequently asked questions about the Send Low Stock Alerts:
Your team gets an email when stock first falls below the reorder point you set. They also hear when it reaches that point again.
Turn on quantity tracking and set a reorder point for each variant you watch. Choose its total sellable count across locations and add your team's email addresses.
Your buying team gets an email naming the item and missing or invalid detail. They can fix it before relying on a stock alert.
Your buyer can retry the failed send from the workflow run. Until then, your team has not received that stock alert.
It stops and asks you. The Agent does not guess when it reaches a decision you have not approved.
Yes. Every run creates a plain-language log that you can review and export. Logs are kept for twelve months.
The Agent stops at the end of the billing month and its tool connections are removed. Your run logs remain available for twelve months.