Days out of Stock (DOOS) is another essential unit of measure for your inventory and product replenishment.
It is a crucial inventory metric which helps you calculate a more precise Sales Velocity (SV) for your products. Most merchants do not track this metric, but they should.
There are variations to DOOS. You could track days in stock instead of days out of stock for example. Either method can be used for determining sales days for a selected period, but we choose to use DOOS because it is a much more intuitive metric.
DOOS is a metric indicating the number of days a product was out of stock during a specified period. When looking back at a previous sales period, it is important to know how many of those days a product was out of stock.
Rule of thumb on the marketplaces: If you are out of stock, you cannot sell.
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