Portfolytics: Sales vs Stock

Develop by Ville Laukkanen

$9-$99

/ Month

Free plan available 30 Days Free Trial

Optimize sales with PortfoLytix: Visualize, analyze, and strategize effortlessly.

Track performance

Analyze inventory

Visualize sales

Optimize strategy

Identify opportunities

About Portfolytics: Sales vs Stock

Launched Feb 02, 2025

Built by Ville Laukkanen

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Description

Visualize your product hierarchy and compare sales to inventory by collections, tags and categories.

Stop guessing what sells. Portfolytics shows where your sales come from - and where you’re wasting inventory. Instantly see which collections, tags, and categories convert, and where to cut or expand. Navigate your product hierarchy to spot winners and underperformers. Compare product counts vs sales across segments. Visualize sales and product variety at each category level. Designed to be intuitive - but we’re here if you need help.

Compare product counts to sales across collections and tags
Compare sales to inventory across categories and subcategories
Spot over- and understocked product groups easily
Navigate product structure with main and subcategory views
See clear, visual reports — no spreadsheets required

Pros

No-code interface allows users without technical expertise to utilize the app.
Easily visualizes sales and stock at both collection and category levels.
Facilitates smarter, data-driven decision-making in minutes.
Helps boost sales while reducing inventory costs by identifying top performers and undersellers.
Allows users to create product hierarchies using tags, collections, and product types.
Efficiently uncovers best-selling yet understocked categories to optimize sales strategy.

Cons

Limited to category and collection analytics; may not address more complex business needs.
Potential learning curve for users unfamiliar with creating product hierarchies.
Effectiveness heavily depends on accurate and comprehensive initial data input.