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18 quick answers to the everyday operations maths — what to reorder and when, what stock really costs, where the cash is trapped, and which supplier is actually earning their contract. Instant, free, no account required.
Find the stock level that should trigger your next order.
Open calculatorSize the buffer that protects you from demand and lead-time swings.
Open calculatorFind the order quantity that minimises ordering plus holding cost.
Open calculatorSee how many times you sell through stock — and how many days it sits.
Open calculatorWork out how many days your current stock will last at today’s demand.
Open calculatorSet the minimum and maximum stock levels that drive periodic-review ordering.
Open calculatorMeasure the share of demand you actually served — by unit and by order line.
Open calculatorWork out the true per-unit cost once freight, duties and fees are in.
Open calculatorTurn cost and price into margin %, markup % and profit per unit.
Open calculatorPrice what it costs you every year to keep stock sitting on the shelf.
Open calculatorSet a price from cost plus markup, and see the margin it really delivers.
Open calculatorFind the sales volume where contribution finally covers your fixed costs.
Open calculatorSee how many days your cash is trapped between paying suppliers and getting paid.
Open calculatorMeasure how long customers take to pay — and what that delay costs in cash.
Open calculatorMeasure how long you take to pay suppliers, and how much that funds the business.
Open calculatorQuantify the gap between the price you planned and the price you paid.
Open calculatorDecide whether taking 2/10 net 30 beats holding on to the cash.
Open calculatorTurn delivery, quality and price data into one comparable supplier score.
Open calculatorEvery calculator here works on one item, one supplier, one set of numbers. AWRA OpsHub runs the same maths continuously across your whole operation — reorder points, landed cost, margin, cash cycle and supplier performance, live and without a spreadsheet.