Catch Demand
Before Competitors Do
Detect products experiencing sudden demand increases by comparing sales estimates across time periods. Set your threshold, pick a supplier, and see what's about to take off.
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From Signal to Action in Three Steps
Stop reacting to demand after it's gone. Catch the wave while it's building.
Configure
Pick a supplier, time period (7, 14, 30, 60, or 90 days), and set your surge threshold — e.g. 500% means only products with 5x growth.
Spot the Surges
See which products and individual parts are surging — with current vs. previous sales estimates and the exact percentage increase.
Act Fast
Stock up on surging items, launch targeted marketing campaigns, or negotiate better terms with suppliers — all backed by data.
What the Report Shows You
Product & Part ID
Granular tracking at part level
Current Sales
Estimated units in current period
Previous Sales
Baseline from prior period
Surge %
Growth rate between periods
Price Point
Current list price
Product Name
Quick identification
Why Surges Matter
A surge is a signal. What you do with it determines whether you lead or follow.
Early Trend Detection
Catch demand shifts days or weeks before they become obvious. A 3,000% surge today is next month's best seller.
Optimize Inventory
Stock up on surging items before they run out. Avoid stockouts on products your customers are actively buying.
Drive Marketing
Focus campaigns on products with proven momentum. Don't guess what to promote — let the data tell you.
Negotiate Better
Walk into supplier conversations with data. "This product surged 1,800% last month" changes the negotiation.
Real-World Example
Ariel Premium Supply
30-day comparison, 500% threshold
These products went from low single-digit sales to hundreds of units in 30 days. Distributors who caught this early could stock up while supply was still available.
Related Reports
Use Sales Surge alongside these reports for a complete demand picture.
Don't Miss the Next Surge
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