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The Goods On Tap app is developed by Retailization to give retailers the necessary information to improve shelf-productivity.With Goods-on-Tap, you can make changes to your merchandise assortment by activating or deactivating styles and by changing suggested next orders to improve the availability of your bestsellers.The Dashboard shows important measurements such as availability percentages, rates of sale, and sell-through percentages.
The Stocklist shows product performance, filtered, and sorted on any key performance indicator.
Shortages and redundant stocks (understocks and overstocks), as well as suggested next orders are made visible via the App.The Goods On Tap requires an active subscription with Retailisations Inventory Management Software.
For more information, please contact Goods On Tap at [email protected] biggest margin killers of any retail shelf are shortages and redundancy.
Push-dominated supply chains generate waste, known as discounts and lost sales.
When the last mile to the retail shelf can respond well to real demand, the potential for improvement in shelf productivity is very significant.At Retailisation, It is our mission to capture that potential and improve the retailers Return on Inventory (ROI).
The Goods On Tap App will help you do that.
- Jasper Zeelenberg, founder RetailisationFact 1: Retail space for brands is typically fragmented into many points of sale, while demand is unpredictable.
Because of this, brands and their distributors are continuously challenged to get the right product to the right place in time to meet consumer demand.
Increased retail fragmentation via web-shops, multi-brand stores, shop-in-shops, and franchise formulae makes it even harder to accurately forecast retail sales of each item in each retail location.Fact 2: When the shelf-life of a product is longer than its lead-time from a distribution point to the store, there are many opportunities to optimize inventory levels in the last mile of the supply chain to retail.Fact 3: Retail assortments consist of fast movers, which together contribute 80% to the sales, slow movers (20%), and items that do not sell at all (nonmovers).
When fast movers typically make up less than 20% of any store assortment, wrong distribution decisions can be very expensive, generating lost sales and markdowns.Retailization Distribution Management Software (DMS) reduces the dependency on a forecast by quickly recognizing the fast movers and dynamically adjusting their inventory buffers everywhere.
The software detects the risk of stock-outs overstocks and responds by continuously adjusting the product flow to shelves in order to synchronize supply with real retail demand everywhere, all the time.
This significantly reduces unnecessary stock-outs and increases your sales, margins, and turns.Goods On Tap now places the power of DMS in the hands of the retailer.