Operations command
Inventory, production, and cash flow on one surface.
Multi-warehouse aging cohorts, BOM-aware production planning, three-scenario 13-week cash flow, AR aging with collection priorities. The operational layer the quote engine writes into.
The problem
Quoting in furniture isn't only a sales problem — it's an inventory, production-bottleneck, and cash flow problem. A perfect quote is worthless if the SKU is six months out, the BOM is bottle-necked on a single supplier, or the cash position can't absorb the procurement without a bridge facility. RMCflow's Operations layer makes every commercial decision aware of the operational position underneath it. Inventory aging cohorts drive markdown recommendations, BOM bottlenecks surface the slowest input rather than the slowest finished SKU, and the 13-week cash flow runs three scenarios from the real pipeline.
Inventory aging cohorts
0-30 / 31-60 / 61-90 / 90+ day buckets per warehouse with automated markdown recommendations tied to cohort age and category-level velocity.
BOM-aware production planning
Bottleneck calculation surfaces the slowest input in the bill of materials — the foam supplier with a 12-week lead time, not the finished sofa with a 14-week ship date.
13-week cash flow, three scenarios
Pessimistic / base / optimistic projection from the real quote pipeline. Refreshed daily. Replaces the spreadsheet you used to open on Monday mornings.
How it works
Age — multi-warehouse cohorts refreshed daily
Plan — BOM bottlenecks surfaced per production run
Project — 13-week cash flow, three scenarios
"Our cash flow used to be a spreadsheet. Now it's the screen we open before the Monday meeting."
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