Skip to main content

Companies tracking Out-Of-Stock (OOS)

An Out‑Of‑Stock (OOS) event, also known as a stockout, happens when a retailer runs out of inventory for a product, leading to lost sales. Companies mitigate OOS by improving demand forecasting, optimizing safety stock, automating replenishment, using backup suppliers, and adjusting pricing.

36,825

companies

List of companies that track Out-Of-Stock (OOS)

This is sourced from job postings — companies only hire for what they actively use or plan to adopt · how we source this →

CompanyCountryIndustryEmployeesRevenueTechnologies

United States

Hospitality

242k

Out-Of-Stock (OOS)

United States

Retail

31k

Out-Of-Stock (OOS)

United States

Retail

89k

$19B

Out-Of-Stock (OOS)

United States

Software Development

15k

$1B

Out-Of-Stock (OOS)

United States

Food and Beverage Services

69k

$76B

Out-Of-Stock (OOS)

United States

Retail

1.6k

$1.6B

Out-Of-Stock (OOS)

United States

Retail

155k

$74B

Out-Of-Stock (OOS)

United States

Wholesale

10k

$6.4B

Out-Of-Stock (OOS)

United States

Retail

5.8k

$200M

Out-Of-Stock (OOS)

Switzerland

Research Services

130k

$44B

Out-Of-Stock (OOS)

Showing top companies out of 36,825 that track Out-Of-Stock (OOS). Get the full list on TheirStack.

Frequently asked questions