Know what is running low before the shelf goes empty.
Stock problems are usually visible in the numbers days before they are visible on the shelf. Raviga Lens watches the sales and stock data your business already generates and tells you when something needs a look, with the reorder or follow-up already drafted.
What this replaces.
The tools and roles you already know, and where they fall short.
A spreadsheet someone updates by hand
Only as current as the last time someone opened it, and nobody opens it on a Sunday night.
A dedicated warehouse management system
Built for warehouses with a logistics team to run it, not a business that just needs a heads-up.
A weekly stock count
Tells you what already ran out, not what is about to.
Your accountant's monthly report
Arrives weeks after the numbers moved, too late to act on.
How it works.
From signal to approved action, in a handful of steps.
Lens connects to what tracks your stock and sales
Business apps like Zoho and payment records from Razorpay feed the numbers that show what is moving and what is not.
Lens watches the pattern, not just the number
A SKU selling faster than usual, a category that has gone quiet, a stock level closing in on zero.
Something crosses your threshold, and Lens flags it
In your morning briefing if it can wait, as an alert the moment it cannot.
The follow-up gets drafted
A reorder note to your supplier, a nudge to check a slow-moving line, in plain language.
You approve it
Nothing goes out to a supplier or vendor until you tap approve.
Capabilities.
The specific things Lens does under this feature.
Stock-level watch
Watches the numbers coming from your business apps and payment records for the signals that a SKU is running low or has stalled.
Sales-movement tracking
Flags what is selling faster than usual and what has gone quiet, so slow stock does not sit unnoticed for weeks.
Threshold alerts
The moment a stock signal crosses the line you set, it lands in your briefing or as a direct alert, whichever the moment calls for.
Drafted follow-ups
Reorder notes, supplier nudges, and check-in messages drafted and ready, never sent until you approve them.
Daily briefing rollup
A plain-language read of what moved and what needs your hand, in your morning briefing alongside everything else Lens is watching.
Approval-gated action
Every reorder note or supplier message waits for your sign-off before it goes anywhere.
No reorder or supplier message goes out on its own.
Every reorder note and supplier follow-up Lens drafts waits for your approval before it is sent. You see what is low, why Lens flagged it, and the exact message before it goes anywhere, and you can edit or drop it any time before you tap approve.
Where this fits.
A few concrete scenarios across the businesses Lens runs in.
A fast-moving SKU is three days from stockout going into a weekend. Lens flags it in the morning briefing with a reorder note to the supplier already drafted.
A key ingredient is being used faster than the week's prep plan expected. Lens catches the pace shift and drafts a supplier check-in before it becomes a Saturday-night shortage.
Feed stock is closing in on the reorder point ahead of the next batch. Lens flags it against your supplier's lead time and drafts the order.
A first product run is selling faster than the forecast assumed. Lens surfaces the pace change so the next production order gets placed before demand outruns supply.
Related.
Other features and worlds that pair with this one.
Frequently asked.
What buyers ask before they commit.
What is automated inventory tracking?
Does Lens replace our inventory or warehouse software?
Can I control what Lens flags and when?
Does it work with the tools we already use?
Who sees the alert?
How do we get started?
See what Lens would have flagged in your stock this month.
Connect the business apps and payment tools you already run, and we will show you what Lens would have caught, before you commit to anything.