All brands, all retailers. NetSuite orders and billing for Oct 1–31; stock from the latest snapshot.
October orders came to — across — brands, and the top 10 brands made — of it. The brand to watch on returns is —, which credited back — of what it invoiced. The slowest large stock pile is —, with — on hand, about — of cover at October's pace.
Bar length is October ordered sales. The figure on the right is the running share of all ordered sales.
Weekends in grey. Large retailer purchase orders make some weekdays spike.
Each bubble is a brand, sized by October net billed sales. Up and to the left is healthiest. Red bubbles credit back more than 15% of what they invoice. Dashed lines are portfolio averages.
Each bubble is a retailer or channel, sized by October net billed sales. Red bubbles credit back more than 15%.
Each bubble is a brand, sized by units still on open purchase orders. Right of the dashed line holds more than 90 days of stock at October's pace. Both axes use a log scale.
FBA ships from Amazon warehouses; FBM is shipped by PowerPlay. Everything else is retail, B2B and other marketplaces.
October sales orders.
Of — of stock at cost, — is in PowerPlay's own and third-party warehouses, — is with Amazon and Walmart, and — (—) sits in returns, damaged, unsellable or fraud locations that can't be sold as new.
Latest snapshot, top 20 locations. Blue is Amazon and Walmart fulfilment; teal is warehouses; red is returns, damaged, unsellable or fraud stock. The right column is units on hand.
The 50 largest brand and location combinations by stock value. Bubble size is stock value; red bubbles are stuck stock. Hover for units.
Changing the brand here also changes the SKU section further down.
| SKU | Location | On hand | Available | Value |
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Open sales order lines dated in the last 90 days. The right column is the age of each brand's oldest open order.
Click a column to sort. Red marks a credit rate over 15%, a fill rate under 50%, or more than 180 days of cover.
NetSuite shows what PowerPlay shipped into each retailer. SetSight shows what those retailers then sold to shoppers. In October, shoppers bought — of PowerPlay's products at the — retailers SetSight covers. Across the — brand and retailer pairs with both sides in October, shoppers bought — of the units PowerPlay shipped in (private label bags left out). Below 100% means stock is building on the retailer's shelves; above 100% means they are selling down and will need to reorder.
Each bubble is one brand at one retailer, sized by what shoppers paid. Above the dashed line, shoppers bought more than PowerPlay shipped that month; below it, the retailer is stocking up. Both axes use a log scale.
What shoppers paid at SetSight's retailers, January to October 2026. Private label bags and paperware are left out because their volume swamps the scale.
From SetSight. Online and in-store combined.
Six largest SetSight retailers. Shipped is from NetSuite sales orders; sold, store stock and in-stock are from SetSight. Store stock is reported by Target and Kohl's only. A dash means that side had nothing in October.
Every SKU of the chosen brand in October 2026. Click a row in the heatmap, or pick a SKU, to see its daily orders and where it sold.
Darker cells mean more units ordered that day. Hover a cell for the figures; click a row to open that SKU below. The right column is the October total.
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October ordered units by retailer or channel.
Bar length is days of cover at October's pace (on hand ÷ October billed units × 31). Red is under 21 days, the first to restock; grey is over 90 days. The right column shows units on hand and on order. Top 15 SKUs by October billed units.