Inventory Planner

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$6,500/month
Average US Employment Cost (with Benefits)
Up to 74% Savings
$1,700/month
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Average Philippine Employment Cost (with Benefits)
Up to 66% Savings
$2,200/month
Average LatAm Employment Cost (with Benefits)

Savings by hiring an Inventory Planner in The Philippines or Latin America

66%
74%
$ 6,000
$ 6,500
$ 3,000
$ 3,250

Job Description

What is an Inventory Planner?

An Inventory Planner is a strategic professional responsible for forecasting product demand, managing inventory levels, and optimizing stock management processes to support business goals. They analyze sales trends, coordinate with suppliers, and align inventory strategies with marketing and sales forecasts to ensure seamless operations.

By leveraging data analytics and collaborating with cross-functional teams, Inventory Planners maintain a balance between supply and demand, prevent stock-outs or overstock situations, and enhance overall efficiency. Their expertise in inventory systems and best practices is vital to maintaining accurate records and achieving operational success.

Job Duties
  • Analyze Sales Trends: Regularly review historical data and sales trends to forecast demand for products and adjust inventory plans accordingly.
  • Order Inventory from Suppliers: Coordinate with suppliers to place inventory orders, ensuring timely and cost-effective delivery to meet business needs.
  • Monitor Inventory Levels: Continuously check inventory levels to avoid stock-outs or overstock situations, making adjustments as necessary.
  • Develop and Maintain Inventory Reports: Create and update inventory reports, ensuring accurate records and documentation of inventory activities.
  • Coordinate with Sales and Marketing Teams: Work closely with sales and marketing teams to align inventory levels with forecasted demand and promotional plans.
  • Review and Improve Inventory Management Processes: Regularly assess and optimize inventory management practices to enhance efficiency and support business goals.