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If you're hitting "1" each time, have you tried the auto-print mode? As mentioned, it's not perfect, but it's better than hitting "1" each time.The problem, in my opinion, is that the myDevice is not as good as "queuing" items like the PDA was. And there are certain areas where you need to be able to just "scan scan scan" and then just see what spits out. Like softlines.
There needs to be a queue option for when the TM is going to be doing a large rack of cloths or a very messy CLR endcap. I've noticed that when you print a multi-item sign, the myDevice responds very quickly to adding the item to a kind of "multi-sign queue"...why can't there be something similar for price change?
How I imagine the work process
Team member in "Price Change" app
TM has a very messy CLR rack to go through.
TM hits "Queue Price Change Items"
TM then scans 20 items
TM then hits "Process" on the myDevice
myDevices thinks and spits out the 5 or so labels(defaults to QTY of 1 per DPCI).
TM then tickets
Goes on to the next 20 items
The whole "Scan an item, input quantity" works nicely when the area the TM is scanning is nicely zoned, or in hardlines when you can quickly count how many tickets you have. But when you have a rack in softlines that has 40 DPCI's because each size of clothing is a different DPCI...it makes it very time consuming to scan a shirt, hit 1, hit print. Scan the next size shirt, hit 1, hit print. Scan the next size shirt, hit 1, hit print. Etc. Etc.
This is probably the number one complaint my Price Change team members have about the myDevice. They don't mind it in Hardlines/Market. But it's a pain in Softlines.
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