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stock control charts
an easy way to monitor and analyse stock levels and better control costs. It records when stocks are delivered and when they are sold, and they can be used to make decisions about when to order stock and what quantities
Maximum stock levels
the total amount of inventory a company wishes to hold, using current storage facilities
Buffer stock level
refers to stock that is held just in case there is an unexpected order or late delivery
Lead time
the time it takes a supplier to fulfil an order. the difference between when an order is placed and when it is delivered
Reorder level
the point when new stock is ordered from a supplier. It takes into account the lead time and buffer stock level
reorder quantity
the amount of stock ordered from a supplier