Supply Chain & Inventory
Sammy
Warehouse Replenishment Desk
Tells the warehouse floor where stock lives and updates the books when it moves — the pick-bay replenishment the team used to queue for a team lead to handle.
13 interruptions a day, off the team leads
Replenishing a pick bay used to mean grabbing a team lead to read a long sheet. Now the floor asks Sammy — around 13 times a day, almost no errors.
Before
When a pick bay ran low, the floor had to find a team lead, who'd stop their own work to read a long bulk-storage sheet, locate the item, move it or assign the move, then hand-update the count in two places. Every replenishment cost a lead's attention — and this is a floor with low appetite for software.
What they own
- →Reads the bulk-storage sheet and Cin7 to locate the product, its bay and what's available — The floor gets the location and quantity without waiting on a team lead
- →Confirms the move back from whoever carried it out — The count reflects reality, captured in the flow of the job
- →Updates the sheet and Cin7 once stock is replenished — Both systems stay in step without anyone keying numbers twice
Same team
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Stock and pricing answers on the spot — not a colleague interrupted
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Hubert · Customer Ops Knowledge Desk
Product answers in seconds — not a hunt across brands
Gabby · Ecommerce Reporting Analyst
The managers' reporting hours, back
Tyler · Retail Store Desk
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