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Merchandise
and Assortment Planning
Buyer’s
Toolbox offers a unique combination of ease
of use and advanced
functionality at an affordable
price point.
Buyer’s Toolbox can be implemented
in just a few weeks,
including data conversion, installation,
data interfaces and end-user training.
Buyer’s Toolbox costs less to maintain
and update and is more powerful
and stable
than a seemingly “free” collection
of Excel sheets. It allows the planner unparalleled
control over the mundane detail and exceptions
of any detailed plan.
Buyer’s Toolbox is more affordable
than a traditional planning package, is
faster to implement and easier to use -
it comes ready to use, with prebuilt screens,
workflows, reports, formulas and system
interfaces.
Buyer’s Toolbox is more flexible
than any home-grown planning system. It
brings the results of over 50 person-years
of continuous software development and comparable
depth in Merchandise Planning to every single
user - from a national chain to a privately
held independent.
Buyer’s Toolbox is one of the most
popular
packages on the market and has already been
installed in over 150 retail chains worldwide
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- Reforecast
in-season plans
- Create
and use any number of plans
- Plan
with your preferred methods
- Integrate
with leading systems such as:
- JDA
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STS
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Island Pacific
-
SVI Retail
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Celerant
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Apropos/CRS
-
Retail PRO
-
Retek
-
AIM Retail
-
RICS/CSI
- Easily
access plans on-line.
- Implement
Merchandise Planning faster
- Easily
plan and manage with interactive 'What-If'
scenarios.
- Automatically
balance all key dimensions: Merchandise,
Locations, Time, Assortments
- Reconcile
top-down Merchandise Plans with bottom-up
Assortment and Location Plans
- Create,
plan, and track
location groups. Implement
advanced planning with built-in screens,
workflows, and reports.
- Allocate
to merchandise receipt
plans
- Review
your Plans from every angle
- Deploy
easy-to-read, powerful prebuilt reports
- Upload
your plans to the main system
- Update
“actuals” quickly & easily
with built-in
automated data interfaces.
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