For footwear buyers.

Reusable size-run axes

Set up your standard footwear size runs (men’s, women’s, kids’, half-sizes, wide-fits) as named variant axes once, and pick them on every new product so the size column fills in the same way each time. When you bring in a vendor file or B2B feed, incoming sizes snap to the sizes you already defined — however messily the vendor typed them — so everything lands in the same bucket for buy-curve matching and reporting.

Size curves for footwear

Footwear size distributions differ from apparel and differ by category. A men’s dress shoe curve isn’t the same as a running shoe curve, and a regional store mix is not the same as a flagship. Vendee Pro lets you save as many buy curves as you need and apply them per product. Enter a new distribution, save it as a curve, and reuse it next time. Purchase orders →

Reorder rules that match the rhythm

Footwear sell-through tends to be more predictable than fashion apparel. Core styles run year-round. Reorder rules in Vendee Pro, combined with demand forecasting, keep core runs in stock without over-committing to a specific size. Auto-generate draft reorders from the low-stock dashboard and let the system propose vendor-grouped draft POs you confirm with one click. Reorder automation →

Variant-level inventory

Size 10.5 D out at the downtown store while size 10 wide is sitting in the back at the warehouse is a real retail problem, and the only way to see it is at the variant + location level. Vendee Pro tracks both live, surfaces the mismatch in reports, recommends transfers ranked by margin upside, and executes the move as an audited transfer document pushed straight to your POS. Inventory →

Two-axis grids for multi-width or color-variant lines

When a footwear style comes in both color and size, or width and size, Vendee Pro’s grid accepts the two-axis input naturally. Totals roll up. First-column quantities copy across with a tap. Receiving, inventory, and reports all respect the axes.