Dead Stock Management and Unsold Inventory Automation
Aereo Non-Sale is designed to evaluate idle inventory through configurable time and pricing rules while keeping channel and minimum-price boundaries in the same operating workflow.
Make idle inventory visible
Products that remain unsold for long periods can put pressure on warehouse capacity and working capital. Aereo is designed to evaluate order and product activity and bring products matching your defined conditions into a Non-Sale workflow.
Configurable inactivity windows
Define inactivity periods by product group and commercial strategy instead of publishing fixed 30/60/90-day thresholds as immutable behavior.
Channel-level evaluation
Evaluate product performance separately across supported marketplaces and take action only where it is required.
Manage progressive discounts through rules, not fixed public rates
Fixed discount rates published on the legacy page should not be treated as permanent commercial policy. The new approach keeps discount rate, threshold, duration and scope configurable through centralized pricing and offer rules.
Discount stages
Manage pricing actions triggered by increasing inactivity through configuration rather than fixed public percentages.
Minimum-price boundary
Constrain Non-Sale pricing actions through the minimum price or other profitability limits defined by the business.
Rule-conflict control
Evaluate Non-Sale rules together with campaign and pricing policies to reduce the risk of conflicting actions on the same product.
Controlled automation
The objective is to reduce manual tracking; the system does not guarantee cash-flow improvement, liquidation speed or profitability.
Make dead-stock policy measurable
When teams can see how long a product has been inactive, which pricing rule is active and what action is applied by channel, Non-Sale management becomes easier to review and govern.
Operational visibility
Move away from spreadsheet-based manual tracking by evaluating product and sales movements in a shared operational workflow.
Policy flexibility
Support different Non-Sale strategies by category, brand, marketplace or product group.
How Does Dead Stock Management Work for Unsold Inventory?
Dead stock management identifies products with little or no sales activity and evaluates discount actions together with inventory age, channel performance and minimum-price boundaries.
Aereo Non-Sale treats inactivity periods and discount actions as configurable rules rather than publishing permanent fixed discount percentages.
Unsold inventory automation
Evaluate products that meet defined inactivity conditions and reduce spreadsheet-based manual tracking.
Minimum-price discount rules
Constrain liquidation actions through minimum-price or other profitability limits defined by the business.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is dead stock?
Dead stock is inventory that has shown little or no sales activity for a defined period and may tie up warehouse capacity or working capital.
How can unsold inventory be liquidated?
Products can be classified by inactivity period, channel performance and pricing boundaries, then evaluated for configured promotional or discount actions.
Can dead-stock discounts respect a minimum price?
Yes. A rule set can constrain Non-Sale pricing actions through minimum-price or profitability boundaries defined by the business.
