Proviand reads your sales history and tells you exactly what to buy, when, and how much. No spreadsheets, no setup, no black box. Then it turns the answer into purchase orders your suppliers actually receive.
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Proviand imports a year of sales history the moment you install and shows what needs reordering, sorted by who runs out first.
Every recommendation explains itself: sales velocity, seasonality, supplier lead time, safety stock. Trust it because you can check it.
Tick the rows and click once: Proviand groups them by supplier, emails the PO, tracks what's incoming, and receives stock into Shopify.
Most forecasting tools bury you in dashboards and knobs. Proviand is opinionated: three settings, one buying table, and a purchase-order workflow that closes the loop.
No black box. Click "Why?" next to any recommendation and see the sales chart it was computed from, plus velocity, seasonality, supplier lead time and safety stock, all in plain language.
Turn selected rows into purchase orders grouped by supplier and email them as PDFs. Sent POs count as incoming stock, so you never double-order. Receiving, partial or full, writes quantities straight into Shopify inventory.
One chart shows how much of your inventory value is healthy, overstocked or dead. ABC analysis, sell-through and weeks of cover answer the rest, with CSV export when you need it.
A short email with what needs reordering and what's about to run out. Most days you won't need to open the app.
Summer products get summer forecasts, but only once there's enough history to prove the pattern, never from thin air.
Forecasts per location, purchase orders addressed to the right warehouse, received where the box actually arrives.
Shopify retires Stocky on August 31, 2026, and its history can't be imported into Shopify itself. Proviand imports your purchase orders and suppliers from Stocky's CSV exports in one drag-and-drop.
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Start free, upgrade when the purchase-order workflow starts paying for itself.
