Short-dated stock, recorded by barcode
A merchandiser scans short-dated stock with its expiry dates and quantities, so the brand can act before it has to be written off.
Aisha · Merchandiser · Corner Fresh Randwick
Aisha's task at Corner Fresh Randwick includes a short-dated stock check on the dairy principal's yogurt range. She picks the principal and the category, then scans each line with less than ten days left. Four lines qualify: 3 cases and 7 units expire on 14 November, and 2 cases on 16 November. She sets each expiry date and saves. The record is on the phone straight away and syncs with the visit at 11:05.
- Scan, then date itEach product is scanned by barcode, then given its expiry date and quantity in cases or units.
- Saved item by itemEvery scanned line is saved on the phone as soon as it's entered, even with no signal.
- Time to act before write-offShort-dated stock reaches Salesforce at sync, so the brand can arrange a markdown or a return in time.
Aisha syncs at 11:05. The account manager sees the short-dated lines that morning.
Everything this visit sent back to Salesforce.
Each line is a record in your own org, under your permissions, reportable with the tools your team already uses.
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