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Supply Ordering Breakdown
Store staff cannot reliably order, track, or receive routine supplies, causing persistent stockouts and workarounds.
In their words
If you need something now you have to message our office manager, tell her what you need and she physically comes over and unlocks it for you.
Every day when servers start it's the same question. "What are we out of today."
There’s no reason why anyone should be disincentivized to replace broken devices and equipment or buy cleaning supplies.
they placed an order for silk and ivory in April that still hasn’t arrived and they have no idea what is coming
the supply closet is an endless sea of wipes and chux but we somehow can't keep a decent hairbrush around
They didn’t refill my tubes, gauze, tourniquets, etc. They took my coban, and then took the only frozen tube caps that I had sitting in a baggy.
A septic workup kit with two sets of blood cultures, a lactate tube, and a urine cup would save me 17 trips to the supply room.
instead of putting someone specific in charge of making sure they stay full up front, everyone just shrugs
It shouldn’t be this difficult to just get basic stuff for us to do our jobs
most of the staff bring their own reinforcement (such as kinetic sand, squishies, slime, etc.) to the clinic for their client to play with.
we're going on two weeks of no toilet paper is everyone else like this or just my store?
there is no record of what is ordered on the other end only mine
Retail store staff
Where they talk
- r/nursing
- r/kroger
- r/Custodians
- r/Target
- r/WalgreensStores
- r/walmart
- r/phlebotomy
- r/KitchenConfidential
Tools they use today
- Amazon
- Avimark
- Coupa
- DesignHub
- Epic
- FedEx
- Ferguson
- Google Sheets
Why those fall short
- DC relies on incorrect delivery information; no visibility into where supplies are
- items not restocked automatically and search terms do not match item names
- everyone shrugs and says it isn't my job
- no reliable ordering or stock visibility; corporate rules block online orders
- order info is wrong, can be deleted, and delivery status is inaccurate
Map of ideas
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