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Price change function in MyDay: Anyway we can go back to a clearance ticket automatically printing when we scan something in the current markdown workload for the week in softlines?
I know that Hardlines does not always have to yellow clearance ticket all items now - mostly just put up a yellow shelf label. HOWEVER IN SOFTLINES....Stopping to tap "print" takes a lot of speed away. Also stopping to change the # of items, in the little grey box, for said particular dpci before tapping "print" is very time consuming. I have been forced to turn "printer off" auto print for scanning further, finals or salvage and going through subsequental manual process described. This is the only way I can not count or double ticket existing clearance items that are not in the current week's workload.
I set "printer on" for scanning potential first time price changes to try to be speedier and not have to continually sqint at little font on the screen. The double beep alert for everything on clearance could possibly remain the same.... but the constant attending to the print process as described is a bit pain.
"On the floor" -( "some in back room") - "on hand"
When inventory is received why can't the "on the floor" count be attributed to as well as "on hand"
Example: I set a new pog in softlines. I scan the item or label or the item. I have to check the capacity is correct (sometimes you think I can fit upwards of 14 of a size 8 on a jean shelf - dumb) - there is no sense to the numbers used for capacities sometimes. Then I see it says 0 on the floor - no backstock - 14 on hand. Wouldnt it be possible to do this math: On the floor + in the back = on hand. Put what comes in on the truck directly into the "on the floor" count until it is backstocked.
I spent a good amount of time setting the JOY layette in Infants yesterday. 16 feet/4 movable wall sections of peg hooks and sometimes 5 sizes of a style on one peg hook. I had to scan every label and change "on the floor how many do you see" #s to what was there when clearly the system knows what was on hand and that there was no backstock. If I do not change "on the floor how many are here" to an appropriate number and backstock anything the 1f1 will pull it back out of the back room because it thinks the floor is empty creating more work as well.
I hope the way I worded these delemas is understandable. Remember when the Target slogan was "speed is life"? Maybe not.