It's really annoying, but its supposed to block the DPCI from any further orders and put it into the suspect audit list... but if the auditer just types on the current on hands, nothing gets fixed. If they actually do it properly, it shouldn't cause any issues. My team has stopped manually auditing most DPCIs and just leaving it to the suspect list, except for some drastic items, and our INFs haven't taken a hit
literally EXACT same situation yesterday. was so irritated. i just audited the whole waco lmao.
I've been having a delay of a couple minutes on it showing the backroom locations after I backstock an item. It usually doesn't bother me because I trust it gets there eventually but no reason I can see why it's that delayed when it hasn't been that delayed in the past.
It's really dependant on the day. In basic terms, it's the same as sending an email. Sometimes it's instant, sometimes delayed. It depends on the traffic to and from the server. Usually see the delays midday, when there is a lot of updates/transactions/querying happening but late at night it's quick to update.
I think my store was a test store for this. Nothing had internet because they were upgrading stuff.
Also thank you for fixing the 141 bug ! Was so annoying to deal with.
I mean. It was still a problem for the seasonal heavy fill groups like Home and Stat that frequently had stuff in mini too (looking at you summer set!!). Just less noticable
You scan an item backstock it. Next, you think you're picking up the same item because it looks similar but it's different. So instead of scanning the barcode on the item, you're just scanning away on backroom locations, thinking it's the same. Sure, you probably don't make that mistake, and you're probably thinking "who's dumb enough to do that?" it doesn't matter because the system clearly can't account for our mistakes, so this was a much-needed change to prevent errors. I work in P-Fresh, and EGGO-S and frozen meals look similar because of different flavors and whatnot, so we had this huge problem I was describing. Someone else on here was complaining about it too last year and was calling for it to be changed.
Half of the Tide laundry detergent bottles still look the same to me.
I really don't understand why they don't have part of the dev team go into a store and spend the day with TMs and TLs to see how the apps are used and get direct feedback on what can be improved. Send some devs out a couple times a month like that and the app could be massively improved with the feedback they'd get.
About a month or so ago, the ability to print tickets under PC was added. After you activate a price, scan it again and it will allow you to print a ticket. It has saved me so much time since I don't have to go back and forth anymore.
I completely disagree with the premise of this.
