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Facilitate stock movement and balancing

Raymark's Replenishment™ for retail offers automated replenishment capabilities and facilitates stock movement and balancing. With various industry standard algorithms to select from, you have a virtually unlimited template against which to generate suggested purchase orders, allocations, or store transfers.

Make strategic inventory replenishment decisions

Raymark's Replenishment™ offers three replenishment models, including purchase orders, allocations and transfers, allowing you to fulfill store inventory requirements from warehouse and execute transfers between stores for stock balancing. Since you create a unique template, you can replenish different items according to their specific criteria, build seasonal modules, and establish your min/max inventory requirements by product and by store grouping. The solution is a powerful tool that empowers you to make the strategic inventory replenishment decisions that will lead to incremental sales, fewer markdowns, and an improvement in gross margins.

Transfers - Balance inventory store levels before warehouse replenishment. Either base the transfers on sales checkouts in individual stores versus actual inventory on-hand or select from various other formulas available to you. The transfers can then be approved and the system will generate the requests from every store to move the inventory.

Replenishment from Warehouse - This feature replenishes the stores based on a number of criteria or formulas and will automatically fill to your stores' capacities based either on min/max levels, weeks of supply, sales history, or many other metrics as required.

Purchase Orders - If warehouse inventory is depleted, the system can automatically create a purchase order to the vendor for the merchandise it requires to satisfy the need in stores. These suggested quantities may be edited, approved, and sent to the vendor for processing.

 
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