Tomorrow's sales? Already calculated.
Most shops guess at tomorrow. ForeFlux runs the numbers: every sale you log updates the forecast, per item, per branch, and turns it into an order that's ready when you are. The spreadsheet stays closed.
Three ways an order goes wrong.
The sheet is wrong by lunch
You count stock at opening. A rush clears the patties by one o'clock and nobody goes back to edit the file.
Stockouts on your best seller
The one item people walked in for, gone by six. They don't just leave that day; they stop coming back.
Spoilage you find at closing
You over-order to avoid stockouts. Now the excess sits. Lettuce you bought for a Saturday that never came, found when you're already cleaning up.
Stop guessing at tomorrow.
How it works
Analyze Sales & inventory
Per item, per branch, refreshed daily. What you sold this week against what's still on the shelf. That math decides your next order before you open a supplier list.
Forecast Demand
Per item, per branch, weekday by weekday. It learns that your Saturday is not your Tuesday, and that one branch only opens on weekends.
Plan Supply
Quantity, supplier, minimum order, and the cutoff time. Change any number and it stays changed. The forecast works around you, not over you.
Scored every day, on the demo data below.
The forecast runs automatically, every day, without anyone touching a spreadsheet. Past sales, supplier limits and branch hours are already in it. You just read the answer.
Reading the demo data…
Beef patty 120g
Built for whatever life throws at you.
Supplier called. They're short this week.
Override the suggested order. It sticks, and we recalculate the rest around it, so nothing downstream quietly breaks.
A mall kiosk and a weekend pop-up don't run the same week
Switch between them. Stock, sales, delivery days — every number adjusts instantly to match that branch's reality.
Your suppliers' real deadlines, not ours
One closes at 2PM, another at 5. If a delivery window shifts, the deadline shifts with it, and you see that while there is still time to act.
You don't need a laptop at 10 PM
Tap through the day's sales, approve the orders, close the store. All from the same phone you text your staff on.
Questions
Asked before you ask.
Something we didn't cover? Send a message — we read everything.
No. If you can send a message on your phone, you can use ForeFlux. It is made to be checked one-handed at closing time — no manual, no training course. If your sales live in a spreadsheet or a notebook today, you move that history in once, in about five minutes, and the numbers take care of themselves after that.
ForeFlux is for businesses that sell physical stock — a mall kiosk, a weekend pop-up, a burger stall. It reads your own sales, your own suppliers, and your own hours; it doesn't come with assumptions about your menu. The demo on this page runs a burger business, so you can watch it work on real product data before you decide anything.
From what you actually sold. It takes your sales history, your suppliers' delivery days and deadlines, and your branch hours, then lays out the next order: how much of each item, and the date it has to be in by. You can change any number — the plan follows you, not the other way around. When it doesn't have enough history yet, it says so plainly instead of guessing.
We're still in pilot, and pricing is being decided together with the first businesses using it — nothing is locked in yet. The demo costs nothing and needs no sign-up. If you want to be one of the first, talk to us.
We read every message ourselves, and we reply within 48 hours on business days. Send a message from the Support page and it lands straight on our board.
You override it, and it sticks. Change any suggested number and ForeFlux recalculates everything downstream around your call, not its own. We suggest, you decide. That's not a slogan. It's how every number in the app behaves.
Tuesday is already ordering itself
Know what you need, before you need it.
Pricing while we're in pilot: talk to us. The demo needs no signup and no card. It's the real product running on demo data.
Open the order sheet