STOCK-OUT TRACKING

Availability & stock-out
tracking, everywhere.

"We ran a campaign for a product that was out of stock in 12 cities."

// THE SHORT ANSWER

Stock-out and availability tracking monitors whether your products are actually in stock, store-by-store and pincode-by-pincode, across quick commerce, grocery and marketplaces, refreshed multiple times a day. iWeb Data Scraping surfaces availability gaps before customers hit them and before media spend drives shoppers to empty shelves — where the click converts for a competitor instead. One brand cut out-of-stock hours 18% during a major campaign using pincode-level alerts.

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Key facts

  • 18% — fewer out-of-stock hours in campaign
  • 40 cities — tracked hourly in one feed
  • Pincode — level, where q-commerce competes

An out-of-stock product during a media burst is worse than doing nothing: you're paying to send shoppers to a competitor. Yet most brands learn about stock-outs from a sales dip days later. Availability tracking makes the shelf visible in real time, at the granularity quick commerce actually operates — the pincode.

We monitor your SKUs across every platform and location that matters, refresh through the day, and alert supply and media teams the moment availability drops below threshold — so campaigns pause where the product is gone and resume where it's back. It runs on our mobile app extraction for quick commerce, where the data lives only inside the app.

THE POINT

The gap isn’t knowing this matters — it’s seeing it in time to act. That’s what the feed is for.

18%fewer out-of-stock hours in campaign
40 citiestracked hourly in one feed
Pincodelevel, where q-commerce competes
WHAT YOU GET

Availability, at the
granularity it matters.

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Pincode-level availability

Store-by-store and pincode-by-pincode status — because quick commerce stocks differently in every zone.

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Intraday refresh

Availability moves through the day; we capture morning, peak and evening states, not one daily snapshot.

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Threshold alerts

Fire when coverage drops below X% of tracked locations — to supply, trade and media teams.

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Media-pacing integration

Alerts wired to campaign pacing, so spend pauses where the product is out and resumes when it returns.

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Competitor availability

See when rivals are out too — the moments to push harder, not pull back.

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Root-cause context

Availability tied to platform, city and time, so patterns (a failing dark store, a supply gap) surface.

SEE THE DATA FIRST

What you'll actually receive.

Real sample structure from this feed. Your free 48-hour sample comes in your category, in this shape — CSV, JSON or straight to your warehouse.

Availability feed — pincode-level, intraday, with alert flag.
product platform pincode in_stock last_seen_in alert captured_at
Energy Drink 250ml Blinkit 560001 no 2026-07-08 12:00 OOS>4h 18:00
Energy Drink 250ml Zepto 560001 yes — — 18:00
Energy Drink 250ml Blinkit 560034 yes — — 18:00
Energy Drink 500ml Instamart 560001 no 2026-07-08 09:00 OOS>8h 18:00
↑ Sample structure — illustrative values. Your data reflects your platforms and category. Get this for your data →
HOW IT WORKS

From question to answer.

STEP 1

Map SKUs & locations

We define your products and the cities, pincodes and platforms to watch.

STEP 2

Monitor through the day

Availability captured intraday across every tracked location.

STEP 3

Alert before it costs you

Coverage drops trigger alerts to supply and media — before customers or campaigns hit the gap.

WHY BUY VS BUILD

The details in the feed.

FIELDS In-stock / out-of-stock, location, platform, delivery ETA, timestamp
GRANULARITY Per pincode / per store, timestamped intraday
COVERAGE Multi-city up to 40+ cities; quick commerce, grocery, marketplaces
ALERTS Slack, email, webhook — on coverage thresholds you set
DELIVERY Dashboard feed, alerts, CSV/API, warehouse-direct
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FAQ

Before the first call.

Stock-out tracking monitors whether your products are actually available for customers to buy, across platforms and locations, refreshed through the day. Unlike your own inventory system — which shows what you shipped — it shows what shoppers see on the shelf right now, including the pincode-level gaps quick commerce creates.

Quick-commerce platforms stock each dark store independently, so a product can be available in one neighborhood and out in the next. A single national availability number hides exactly the gaps that lose sales. Pincode-level tracking shows the real shelf each customer sees, which is where availability actually decides the purchase.

Alerts can be wired to campaign pacing: when a product goes out of stock in tracked locations, spend there pauses instead of driving shoppers to an empty shelf (and often to a competitor), then resumes when stock returns. One brand cut out-of-stock hours 18% during a major campaign this way.

Intraday — typically multiple times through the day — because availability changes hour to hour on quick commerce, especially around demand peaks. You get morning, peak and evening states rather than a single snapshot that's stale by lunchtime.

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