DropSkip is a demand planning and supply-chain decision platform for growing direct-to-consumer brands. It helps teams work out what to buy, how much to buy, when to buy it, and where to put it. It monitors every change in your supply chain, provides insights with real time alerts, and explains which inventory situations need attention first and what to do about them.
The problem it addresses is familiar: you’re out of stock on what sells and overstocked on what doesn’t.
Customers want products you can't sell, while your capital sits tied up in stock that may take months to sell. Your sales and returns reports, warehouse records, inventory dashboards, purchase orders, and spreadsheets all live in different systems and formats. Pulling them into one real-time picture without guesswork is hard and time-consuming. By the time you can, the situation has already changed.
DropSkip brings that information together, provides you with curated insights, and does the full planning behind the next decision.
- Which products are losing sales because they keep running out?
- Where is too much cash tied up?
- Which products are performing well and which are not?
- What is the inventory risk across warehouses and products?
- Which products need replenishment, and when?
Does the buying plan still make sense now that demand or supplier lead times have changed?
It helps teams answer those questions, understand the reasons, and decide where to act first.
For example, an analysis might reveal that two products account for most of a brand's estimated sales lost to stockouts. One of the most heavily marketed products is also experiencing high returns due to size mismatch. That gives the team a clear priority: review current on-hand stock, then adjust future buying quantities and reorder timing, starting with the products in clear demand. Elsewhere, excess stock may call for smaller future orders or targeted markdowns that recover cash while clearing overstock.
DropSkip works with the systems your business already uses, including ecommerce platforms such as Shopify, ERP and warehouse systems, and spreadsheets. It connects to your platforms in about a week, with no changes to your current systems and minimal effort from your team. By week two, your team can start using pre-trained analytics and AI agents, and from within the platform, they can also ask questions about their own operations in plain English. In most cases, you should start seeing tangible value within 30 to 60 days of implementation.
The purpose is to give you complete visibility of your supply chain, so you can understand every event or change that matters to your business and why, and act on the next decision on time, without guesswork. Every buying decision affects what a brand can sell, how much working capital it has available, and what it earns.
DropSkip helps teams understand those choices and act with greater conviction. It does the analysis and planning, and your team makes the final call.
