See the storm demand surge before you run out of stock
Every few hours during active storm season, WebRun opens DMSi Agility, compares today's order volume and top selling products by branch and zip code against your rolling baseline, logs the surge percentage and affected branches in Google Sheets, and pushes a Telegram alert to purchasing the moment a branch's stock on a high-demand item drops below your reorder threshold.
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How do I track storm driven demand surges before a branch runs out of stock?
Every few hours during active storm season, WebRun opens DMSi Agility and compares each branch's order volume against its normal baseline by product and zip code. It logs the surge and current stock position in Google Sheets, and pushes a ranked Telegram alert to purchasing the moment a branch risks running out of a high-demand item.
- Purchasing sees a stock-out risk hours before the branch actually runs dry
- Every branch's surge is tracked independently, not lost in a company wide average
- Reorder decisions are based on today's real order pace, not last month's forecast
Built for roofing and siding distributors · purchasing and inventory managers · branch operations managers · regional sales leadership
What does WebRun do on every run?
The exact actions WebRun takes, in order - in plain language, so you can adjust anything.
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WebRun signs in and gets to work
Opens
www.dmsi.comin a real browser with your saved login - no setup, no API keys. -
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DMSi Agility - compare order volume against baseline by branch
dmsi.com How to Automate DMSi Agility
WebRun opens DMSi Agility to compare order volume against baseline by branch. - Open DMSi Agility and pull today's order count and top product lines by branch and zip code
- Compare the volume against the trailing 30-day average for the same branches
- Check current on-hand quantity for the fastest-moving products at each branch
Done when Every branch's order volume and top product stock is compared against baseline.
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Google Sheets - log the surge by branch and product
google.com How to Automate Google Sheets
WebRun opens Google Sheets to log the surge by branch and product. - Log each branch with today's order count, the percentage above baseline, and the top three surging products
- Track on-hand quantity for those products against typical daily usage
- Keep a running log across the day so the surge trend is visible
Done when The surge report in Google Sheets reflects every branch's current demand and stock position.
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Telegram - alert purchasing to at risk stock
telegram.org How to Automate Telegram
WebRun opens Telegram to alert purchasing to at risk stock. - Push an alert to the purchasing team the moment a branch's on-hand stock on a surging product falls below your reorder threshold
- Name the branch, product, and days of stock remaining at the current pace
- Rank the alerts with the lowest stock first
Done when Purchasing has a ranked Telegram alert for every branch at risk of running out.
How is each run configured?
Secure by default
Connect once, stays signed in
WebRun signs in once and keeps each session in a persistent environment, so every run picks up right where it left off.
Every action is checked against this policy before it runs.
Questions, answered
Does it reorder stock automatically when a branch runs low?
No. WebRun only flags the branch and product in Telegram with the current stock position. Placing a reorder or transferring stock between branches stays a decision for your purchasing team.
How does it define a demand surge?
It compares each branch's order volume for the day against its trailing 30-day average, so a branch showing well above its normal pace is what triggers a surge entry in the report.
Can it watch more than one storm-affected region at once?
Yes. It checks every branch in DMSi Agility each run, so branches in different states can each surge and get flagged independently the same day.
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