Quick overview Youtube Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y0uCepHhwSA This workflow monitors inventory from Google Sheets on a schedule, calculates reorder quantities using vendor lead times, logs pending reorders back to Google Sheets, and posts grouped reorder requests to Slack, then sends vendor reorder emails via Gmail when an authorized Slack user approves. How it works Runs on a schedule and reads product inventory and vendor catalog data from Google Sheets. Calculates stock runway and a reorder quantity per product using recent sales and vendor average delivery time. Filters to only items that need reordering and aggregates reorder lines into a vendor-level request. Checks the existing reorder log in Google Sheets to avoid reordering items that are pending/sent or were completed within the last 14 days, then groups remaining items by vendor. Writes each vendor reorder request to a Google Sheets reorder log with status set to pending and posts a formatted restock notification to a Slack channel.
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