I'm Lost! RFID reject report

[Ringwraith917]

What app do I use to work this report? They have me do it so infrequently that there is always a different app/ device. What's the latest best practice?

 

[SLLeadMe]

There is an app??? If there is I would love to know because the reject report is a pain to clear for our store. For me to access my report I go to my performance, then logistics, then RFID. That will pull up your scan percentage and your rejects list for the time frame you select.

Then I download it to excel and start to manually clear it one dpci at time. If anyone is aware of an easier way it would be greatly appreciated!

 

[Ringwraith917]

I used Audit to work it one DPCI at a time. I've heard you can run a UPC generator on the excel to get a scannable barcode for each item. I don't have access to it on the computer, as a lowly TM.

 

[DevineBoom]

You need a PC to run the Excel correctly not those Chrome boxes!!

 

[DevineBoom]

Does anyone know how to run the UPC generator in Excel....? Or print the report with scannable barcodes?

 

[ISMike]

Does anyone know how to run the UPC generator in Excel....? Or print the report with scannable barcodes?

I don't know if there's a built in generator but I just downloaded a barcode font and made a new column for the barcode with this formula ="*"&SUBSTITUTE(C2,"-","")&"*" where C2 was the cell with the DPCI in it

Edit: I assume nothing has changed, but this was a year or 2 ago at this point

 

[busyzoningtoys]

I’m trying to get our data integrity back on track; I’m not familiar with this report nor is anyone in my store. Is this the ‘extras’ picked up in RFID? What should I do with this data? Find and audit the listed DPCIs? Will auditing these count towards the manual audit completion percentage metric? Also, does anyone know how the goal for manual audits in greenfield is calculated? Some weeks we have lots of manual scans and we are only in the mid 70%s, some weeks we have less and are 100%, what should be audited for that metric? Thanks!

 

[allnew2]

I’m trying to get our data integrity back on track; I’m not familiar with this report nor is anyone in my store. Is this the ‘extras’ picked up in RFID? What should I do with this data? Find and audit the listed DPCIs? Will auditing these count towards the manual audit completion percentage metric? Also, does anyone know how the goal for manual audits in greenfield is calculated? Some weeks we have lots of manual scans and we are only in the mid 70%s, some weeks we have less and are 100%, what should be audited for that metric? Thanks!

Why am I not seeing my scan that I did yesterday? Why is our Scan % so low?

Answer

The data for RFID should load by 1pm for your prior day's scan. But sometimes the data is only partially loaded which results in significantly higher than expected Reject %s. This will fix itself automatically the following day. If the issue persists, please submit a mySupport.
Why am I seeing extra inventory with a really high expected count and/or a really low scan %?

Answer

Scans performed in the same area on the same day are grouped into a single row. Therefore, if you perform a scan twice in one day, the numbers are aggregated. This can lead to a bad scan % if a partially completed scan is accidentally submitted.
We keep scanning, but we are not improving our Scan %. How do we improve our Scan %?

Answer

First, be sure to coach scanners to scan all areas carefully following RFID Best Practices. Then, please review the Reject Details Guidance card for how to best utilize the data there to improve Scan %.

Question

Did we ever add new departments to the process?

Answer

Yes, at the end of 2019 we added departments 325, 332, 333. Departments may be added or changed in the future

Reject Details Guidance: this report offers recommendations on top items to audit, do not use the report in attempt to verify counts [ Item Count Difference = Expected - Scanned (not location specific) ]

1) Identify aisles and/or POGs with a lot of rejected items; only items with differences of more than 1 will populate the list. Use this knowledge to scan more carefully in the future (open doors and drawers, scan diligently around dense materials like denim, scan missed end caps, etc.)

2) Identify items with large count differences; only items with differences of more than 1 will populate the list. Use the Audit app update counts according to Manual Audit Best Practices, but do not spend time updating counts of items with small discrepancies; the RFID app will handle these.

 

[AmICrazy]

Does anyone know how to run the UPC generator in Excel....? Or print the report with scannable barcodes?

When I was at Target I think I found the RFID Rejects Reports on Workbench. After loading the report I think was an option for exporting the data to Excel, but of course I have been gone for almost 2 years.

 

[Ringwraith917]

You have to generate it through Greenfield now which is a PITA if you havent had time to figure that system out. My ETL prints ours with barcodes somehow. Much faster

 

[DevineBoom]

I need to figure out how with barcodes..