Inventory mechanics
The arithmetic behind buying and holding stock: when to reorder, how much to order, how fast it moves, and what it costs while it waits. Each one is a single decision worked end to end, with the ceiling dated goods put on top of the textbook version.
CPG operations
The operating layer between the co-packer and the shelf — receiving against a bill of lading, reading distributor depletions instead of purchase orders, and sizing a run against the days a code date actually leaves you. These are the decisions that move cash, and most of them get made before anything reaches a system.
Traceability & records
What you can prove about a lot, and how fast. Traceability answers two questions — what went into this lot, and where did it go — and the records that answer them are a byproduct of receiving and shipping if you capture the lot where stock moves. Reconstruct them later and you are assembling a spreadsheet against a deadline.
Calculators and analyzers
Put your own numbers in. Every one of these runs in the browser and most need no email — they exist to give you a figure you can argue with, not to qualify you.
Templates, playbooks and packs
The paperwork half. Printable procedures and worked templates for the jobs that happen on the floor rather than in a dashboard.