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Spot hires an outside company to do the actual scan. If you are there for the scan most of your night is spent waiting for the outsiders to request a "SKU check". Items that don't have a bar code, bar code doesn't scan or DPCI | UPC is not in the computer.

Our store has only one AP-TL that stays in his office most of the day.

Thats how I got my PS4, called twice a day for two weeks :buba: disguised my voice of course so my favorite electronics specialists dont get too mad!

HAHAHAHHAHAHA Not a chance in hell for spot to update its ancient applications. Brand new Core i5 machines running windows 7 and all software is 16bit DOS programs from early 1990's! If spot really wanted to save money they should switch all computers to thin clients running Linux and LibreOffice

The Backroom detail report can be used to view a report for single waco locations, multiple section letters, single aisle or a range of aisles. Be sure to check the option for "empty locations" or you will end up printing a very long list. In addition the Backroom Detail report can also be used...

No. For a good reason. So you have to physically go to the location. Reduces possible errors and shortage. If you cannot scan the location label make a new one with BRLM.

Ah that makes sense, of course the accumulator couldn't be negative or 999 would really create problems. As you said it just quenches the accumulators thirst. Still weird that negative quantity is possible..

999 during CAF doesn't show up on the baffle report. I usually toggle between STO and pull. Pull quanity 999. Yes I pulled it all. STO back the correct quanity. BTW the accumulator can be negative. I see it all the time. Don't know the cause as it usually happens in toys. Or at least quantity...

Throw them in a bucket of water.

Have faith, my store pulled a 180 in under a month and completely revamped the logistics process. SF works all CAF's as soon as they are pulled. BR does BR stuff. Flow meets their goal times (mostly). PC and PTM get worked in a timely matter. All stores could run smooth like this with the...

Yeah we are just old school regular target. typical sales are 80-120k. Someday we will get Pfresh. Regarding large PC batches? Do you pull D-code during the week? that helps immensly with PC batches. Regarding BR requirement to push CAF's: This same sad story happened to our store about 3...

{Monday,Tuesday,Wednesday,Thursday}=4. When flow is here in the morning, yes they are a hassle to find. Typically I close backroom so there are a plethora of PDA's available unless they have all magically congregated at the electronics boat. Use two PDA's, toggle between two audit batches each...

"You need to be writing more vibe cards" seriously I have only heard of one person who didn't get dinged for that and its because he was writing over 500 every month!

There is a timer and there is a goal time for each batch, though it doesn't mean much considering the goal time for a batch are heavily inflated. You can access the report via workbench. But again nobody cares about the timer. Its mostly useful for checking out how many DPCIs and how many eaches...

No pfresh at our store yet :( though it has been planned for years. The guests would love that! I don't think anyone realizes (even though we constantly remind the TL) that cooler freezer batches drop hourly like everything else. It typically won't get worked until after 5:00!

Hi fellow TM's! 7 years and counting. Main work area is BR and I am beast at it. Yes I have even mastered using two PDA's to do four audits at once (holy heck this saves so much time you wouldn't believe)! I pull CATs ; I use a clever time/payroll saving technique and write CAT instead of CAF...