I'm glad people are willing to use it, the better part about the newer way, is that if one store reports it, once it's fixed, it'll be fixed for all stores.
Submitting the NOP via MyWork works but it seems to resolved the case with no actual resolution. I waited a week and no resolution on an Up&Up item matching the UPC. They only updated or fixed it after I submitted a different MySupport ticket via the computer.Does anyone know are NOF cases supposed to be marked resolved so quickly (within hours) and then they just take a while to fix or did it glitch and should I resubmit>
Mine died today mid esim sort. 😳Pour one out for the PDAs. Finally gonna be gone at the end of the month. 🙁
I saw that, too. Didn’t explore in depth because I don’t use Move, but saw it had all changed around and was like, “neat!”Any one else get an update to the move app? It has a join in-progress option. I'm hoping this fixes the problem of batches disappearing after the app freezes. It also shows the minutes that batch has been worked for and option to filter the batches by type.
Any one else get an update to the move app? It has a join in-progress option. I'm hoping this fixes the problem of batches disappearing after the app freezes. It also shows the minutes that batch has been worked for and option to filter the batches by type.
One thing to note, you need to key in a different number than the default number that appears when you click manage inventory
One thing to note, you need to key in a different number than the default number that appears when you click manage inventory
Wait I am confused? What exactly do you have to do? I was having issues with it today but I also never set a POG before today (no training obv)One thing to note, you need to key in a different number than the default number that appears when you click manage inventory
Are you certain the count is going through? We've found issues in some stores where drastic counts are not accepted by the stores and thus expire and reset.
Hmm. Unfortunately I don't know how Audit itself really works on the inside.
Submitting a mySupport / calling CSC next time it happens with DPCI(s) old qty, new qty, and time stamps could have the audit team look.
Actually, I just remembered something else, another issue we've seen is for items located in the backroom.
You must complete each audit task for every location. Items with backroom locations with have their locations added to your audit task list and the OHQ update will not go through unless you also audit the affected backroom locations.
If you do the default, it might not add it to the batch. It depends on your overall sales floor need, how many other pulls are in your gun, and likely some other things.
If you change it to any other number it will become an overridden item which will drop into the batch.
Every time I pull line listing it always tries to tie some random item I scanned earlier first. I got back and select line listing again and it works but super annoying@taytay known issue where mywork sub apps like defect don’t always pull in the correct DPCI (it’ll do the last one the sub app used instead of the current one)? Ive almost defected out the wrong thing multiple times lol
This ^^^ it’s all the subapps and can/will/probably has resulting in a lot of incorrect stuff.Every time I pull line listing it always tries to tie some random item I scanned earlier first. I got back and select line listing again and it works but super annoying
This ^^^ it’s all the subapps and can/will/probably has resulting in a lot of incorrect stuff.
I never understood alert one. If it’s a real emergency, shouldn’t 911 be the first to call?Annoyed with how much they’re shoving into the mydevice without fixing what’s already on there. Now as leadership we won’t be able to call alert one for emergencies. We have to fill out a form on MyHelp. Here’s to hoping we never lose internet during an emergency 🙄
Yes 911 is the first call for injuries or fires and all the normal things you’d call 911 for. Alert one is for the second call after you have first responders on route. Alert one is also for other emergencies like your store lost power, water or heat. There’s a whole flip chart that breaks down almost every emergency and who you contact in what order. Having it on the mydevice is fine as long as it works because the person who answer the phone when you call just fills in a form with a ton of questions then someone from HQ contacts you in about 30 minutes to get details and tell you how to proceed. Any real emergencies are handled by law enforcement or medical but things like lose of water is a more internal issue. I typically call my PMBP after alert one because he’ll have an answer before they will typicallyI never understood alert one. If it’s a real emergency, shouldn’t 911 be the first to call?
@taytay known issue where mywork sub apps like defect don’t always pull in the correct DPCI (it’ll do the last one the sub app used instead of the current one)? Ive almost defected out the wrong thing multiple times lol