Level 3 · Branches · InsightThe problem

Stockouts nobody saw coming. Every hurricane season.Early warnings, while there's still time to act.

Salud Caribe supplies pharmacies across the island from Caguas. Orders are placed by feel, and its supplier ships from Florida in twelve days. When a hurricane watch is issued, demand jumps overnight and the first sign of trouble is a pharmacy calling about an empty shelf.

Inventory · Caguas warehouseOrdered by feel

Hurricane watch issued Supplier lead time 12 days · Sample data

Product	On hand	Status	Forecast / day	Days of cover	Risk	Reorder

Demand━ actual · ━ forecast · ┅ stock on hand

The fix: learn demand from the order history, compare days of cover with the supplier's lead time, and warn before the shelf is empty. Try the hurricane switch before and after.

What our team built

Learned the demand
Two years of orders by product and pharmacy, with weekly patterns and every past storm.
Watched the risk
Days of cover against the supplier lead time, recalculated every morning for every product.
Warned early
A short reorder list with the reason on every line, days before a pharmacy has to call.

Insights Platform · Level 3

See what is coming while there is time to act.

This is you if the data is there, but decisions still run on gut feel.

Thirty minutes, one question your data should answer. If we can't help, we'll say so.

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