I think the spike has already happened. When I processed all of the STS orders that came in earlier in the week, our main two hold areas were completely full (still following 1 order per waco). I don't see another spike as big as that coming any time soon.
Yeah I'm at that point somehow already. When I labeled all of the backroom vehicles for Move a few months ago, I went as high as FZ. Then on Cyber Monday I couldn't find some of my temp hold locations, so I went to print out more and it just gave me that weird SHP AAA stuff. I didn't have time to figure out wtf that was about, so I just manually reprinted the locations that I was missing. I still haven't really looked into it yet, but the next label in sequence was supposed to be GA.
I mean, with FF and RFID arent the TM's doing that able to wear street clothes now so they don't have to?
Black shirt, jeans, no name tag, carrying minimal equipment. I still stop to help when asked, but it's far less often if guests aren't sure if I work there or not.
If it’s a quick question of where something is, I’ll point them towards it but if they want me to come with them, I mention I work at Target.com and not from this store. They stop asking questions and I ask if they want a TM for this department. I stole that idea from either here or on Reddit.
I've been having trouble lately where my first or second logins will fail but it lets me in eventually
We've always had that stupid "an update has been applied to the server" error that randomly kicks you out, along with the random "username/password incorrect" error after you're already logged in, but logging back in has usually fixed it.
Lucky! I can go on forever and it enjoys trlling me that that my login is incorrect.
The update error we had as well, but it didn’t last as long as the current trouble. I’m glad I’m not the only store suffering through the errors laden in Manhattan.
I understand that, but my biggest complaint with SFS is how it treats items that we can't find. Checking the OHs before batching the order will help, but it doesn't solve the problem of items that do have OHs but we can't find. It literally just drops those items back into the OH count when we INF it instead of updating the OH for that item to zero.
I try to make time to research those repeat offenders; if they continue to pop up for orders and the last received date never updates, I'll start putting in inventory adjustment requests for them. It's tough to keep up with that during Q4, but at the least I try to check on the top INF items by quantity/$ each week
Out of curiosity, if you INF something that has other locations (ie, if I have to do an "all items scanned" in the BR, but am able to pull the item from the floor when Move tells me to later in the batch, or if I INF a game in the Xbox case then Move sends me to an endcap and I pick it from there), does it still count against the INF score? Nobody at my store seems to be sure.
Yeah but the point of my post was we shouldn't have to do that. Why can't the system be setup to research it for us at the time of the INF?
No it does not. The INF score is counting items, not locations.
You are looking at the wrong supply audit guide. Or they linked the wrong one for your store.
Sounds like the pathing just needs to be updated. It sends you in the order that is setup for that store. You can adjust it using the sales floor pathing tool on Workbench. The only thing you cannot change is the order of the backroom locations and the order of NOP items.
