Resolve SKU and eligible warehouses
The investigation resolves the active SKU and warehouse scope used for allocatable inventory.
Operational proof case 02
The same evidence model is used to identify which open orders are exposed to a SKU shortage and how confirmed replenishment changes the risk horizon.
Live request
Which open orders are at risk because of WH-4821, and does incoming supply remove the immediate shortage?
investigate_inventory_risk(sku: WH-4821)Returned evidence
WH-48218 units19 units11 units20 units19 SepAgent workflow
The investigation resolves the active SKU and warehouse scope used for allocatable inventory.
Near-term committed demand totals 19 units against 8 currently allocatable units.
Twenty units are expected on PO-8841, but remain future supply until receipt and inventory validation.
An 11-unit immediate gap affects open-order fulfilment before replenishment becomes available.
The agent surfaces affected orders and timing evidence; it does not create a purchase order or promise incoming stock.
Operations can prioritize exposed orders without the system overstating inventory or autonomously changing replenishment.
Control boundary
Evidence artifact
Synthetic SKU investigation combines allocatable stock, open-order demand and confirmed replenishment to explain near-term fulfilment exposure.
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