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Retailer's Guide: How to know your retail need planogram management tool

Even if you already use digital solutions for assortment and planograms in your business, it is not a guarantee that everything is going to work effectively. We'll look at typical problems that indicate that you need to review and optimize your approaches and tools for planogram automation. Explore the full paper to uncover common warning signs and discover how to enhance the effectiveness of your assortment and planogram strategies.

A practical guide for retail teams who already use digital tools for merchandising management – but aren't sure if they're actually working. Helps identify the signs that your current process needs an upgrade.

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Language: English

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Reasons to reorganize your merchandising management system:

Reasons to reorganize your merchandising management system:

Merchandising management is one of the pillars of a successful retail operation.Software products that systematize and analyze data automate routine business processes, and develop strategies and models help us make informed decisions. Otherwise, it isn't easy to gain and maintain an advantage over competitors and keep customer loyalty. Planograms are one of the most effective tools for achieving business goals in retail, as it is essentially the end of the supply chain and the point of contact between the product (and therefore its manufacturer, supplier, and seller) and the consumer who makes the purchase decision.

9 Key Signs It's Time to Transform Your Merchandising Management Processes:

  • Poor or unstable sales performance 

  • Inefficient use of store space

  • You need to optimize the display for small stores without storage space

  • Negative customer feedback about difficulties with finding products and navigating your store/chain

  • Slow and untimely assortment updates at stores

  • Disorganized and unclear planogram change process or lack of understanding of the need to change planograms regularly

  • Lack of format planograms and standards of display in the chain

  • The retail network is growing fast. How do we speed up opening new stores?

  •  Irregular, delayed, and inefficient control of planograms