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Wrong Replenishment Orders
Automated inventory and ordering systems generate inaccurate order quantities, causing overstock, stockouts, and manual correction work.
In their words
I want to guarantee stock for the B2B side without the B2C side accidentally draining it.
Sales velocity alone is useless if a supplier takes 14 days to ship.
By the time the email fired, we were already guaranteed to be out of stock for almost a month during our peak season.
By the time the email fired, we were already guaranteed to be out of stock for almost a month during our peak season.
The labor time is enormously inefficient to get one specific item out of the bottom of a buried pallet
I literally do not have enough books to fill many of my displays right now
corperate decided to auto order 40 boxes of tilepix, tons of canvases, and 14 rolls of yardsigns
It estimates that the current stock of 150 is 5 years worth of stock. Why the hell is my store getting this many cases of this one flavor?
The system seems to think we need to have them jam packed full at all times despite lackluster sales
how do we have items that have balances that are out of stock? I'm talking balances of 20+
according to the merchandisers walmart implemented an automatic ordering system that can not be adjusted
we had to ask for bags every time we needed them because we are always running out
Retail store and route staff
Where they talk
- r/FritoLay
- r/Pepsi
- r/InventoryManagement
- r/smallbusiness
- r/kroger
- r/walmart
- r/Target
- r/Lowes
Tools they use today
- DPO
- Shopify
- Vizpick
- CAO
- Google Sheets
- Periscope
- SRS
- Excel
Why those fall short
- AI ordering ignores store capacity and sales; no way to flag or stop shipments
- SHCs set by sales team, hard to rework in daily running
- system doesn't understand shelf capacity, rounds down product, wastes time
- system thinks shelves must stay jam packed despite lackluster sales
- lists don't account for pallet stacking order or warehouse allocation
Map of ideas
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