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Reorder Level

Reorder level is the predetermined inventory threshold at which a new purchase must be initiated to avoid stock shortages. It considers lead time and average usage rates. Properly setting reorder levels helps maintain operational continuity, reduces holding costs, and prevents production delays or lost sales due to insufficient stock availability.

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