About
About Stocktimal
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Who we are
Stocktimal is built by RAW Analytics, a forecasting and operations-research consultancy. We kept handing customers a forecast and watching them ask the obvious follow-up question — fine, so what do I order? — until it was clear the answer deserved to be software rather than another spreadsheet built one customer at a time. The legal entity is Risk at Work B.V., registered with the Dutch Chamber of Commerce under KvK number 72356219, in Prinsenbeek, the Netherlands. If you want to check us before you talk to us, that number is there for exactly that.
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Why we built Stocktimal
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Where the forecasting comes from
Stocktimal's order proposals rest on a forecast, so it is fair to ask where that expertise comes from. Richard Plat, who designed the methodology, has competed in international forecasting competitions and placed well — the kind where everyone works the same dataset and the scoring is public, so there is nowhere to hide a weak model. Before Stocktimal, we also built forecasting and risk models for large financial institutions, an environment where being wrong is expensive and someone always checks your working.
Demand for a wholesale SKU is a different problem from either of those. The discipline is the same one: know how uncertain your number is, and say so.
The people behind it
Three people work on Stocktimal. That is worth saying plainly: when you ask why a number came out the way it did, you are talking to the person who wrote that part, not to a support queue.
Richard Plat
Forecasting methodology
Designed the forecasting methodology Stocktimal's order proposals are built on — including how the error distribution is fitted, which is what sizes the buffer.
Corentin Mrejen
Implementation
Has worked on implementation throughout, and is usually the one turning a customer's export into something the engine can actually plan against.
Bram Jochems
Product
Built most of the product — the ordering engine, the planning surface, and the platform underneath them.
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Who we work with
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How we work, and what we won't do
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Talk to us
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