Prioritise your biggest losses.
Not every stock loss deserves the same attention. Yield ranks variance by financial impact, helping your team focus on the issues costing the most before smaller problems become expensive ones.
- Rank variance by financial impact.
- Prioritise the biggest losses first.
- Filter by product, category or location.
- Focus investigations where they'll have the greatest impact.
Understand the real cause.
Finding missing stock is only the beginning. Understanding why it happened is what prevents it from happening again. Evidence from waste, overuse, supplier issues, count discrepancies and stock movements helps explain what really happened.
- Investigate every variance.
- Record findings and outcomes.
- Categorise operational causes.
- Build a history of recurring issues.
Trace every stock movement.
Stock moves through your business in more ways than buying and selling. Every delivery, sale, and stock count becomes part of the same operational timeline, making it easier to understand exactly what happened.
- View a complete stock timeline.
- Trace every movement for a product.
- Filter activity by date or location.
- Understand how inventory changed over time.
Measure whether improvements are working.
Fixing problems is only valuable if the results can be measured. Track variance over time to see whether operational changes are reducing losses or whether further action is needed.
- Measure variance trends.
- Compare before-and-after performance.
- Track improvements over time.
- Confirm whether actions reduced losses.
How Variance Intelligence works.
Rather than simply reporting missing stock, Yield helps your team identify the cause, take corrective action and measure whether the problem has been resolved.
Manage stock your way.
Whether you sell finished products or make them from raw ingredients, Yield adapts to the way your business manages stock.
Reduce shrinkage, respond faster to cost changes and improve product profitability.
- Compare purchases, sales and stock counts.
- Identify missing stock before it becomes recurring shrinkage.
- Know which products drive profitability.