Size is where the mismatch hides.
A style can sell well while its middle sizes disappear and its ends remain. Compare actual sales with stock cover and incoming units before deciding the quantities to take forward.
Smaller slices need enough evidence.
A national curve is practical when building alternatives means repeated pivots. It can also conceal differences between merchandise scopes and store groups.
- What if the history is too thin?
- Automatic sparse-history detection and fallback behavior are UNCONFIRMED. Review the available sales and stock evidence before accepting a recommendation.
- Can I see more than sales alone?
- Yes. Stock cover, incoming stock, size mix and related KPIs sit alongside observed demand.
Detail earns its place in quantities.
Analyze the selected merchandise scope, define reusable templates and strategies, then review the recommendation. Allocation review includes editable size percentages and unit allocations before approval.
- Select the merchandise scope
- Review sales and stock cover
- Check incoming stock and mix
- Define reusable templates and strategies
- Inspect recommended size quantities
- Adjust percentages before allocation approval
Precision can repay the effort.
You have no idea how much time you've saved me. At least 7 or 8 hours a week.
Even small imbalances merit a response.
For stock imbalances at SKU level, yukti can rebalance. Review the affected products and financial exposure, then approve the action or let it act within your rules. Automatic curve generation by yukti is UNCONFIRMED.
Percentages matter at the store row.
Sales, stock cover, incoming units and size mix feed the analysis. Approved recommendations pass into a Range Plan; allocation uses store profiles, grades and size strategies. Review store quantities before sending them for approval.
Fine distinctions belong inside the workflow.
Size analysis is part of core. Templates and strategies keep this work reusable, with recommended quantities available for buying and allocation decisions.
Questions, answered.
The review includes scope, strategy and the quantities you approve.
Does the recommendation use what sold?
Yes. Observed size-level demand informs recommended quantities, alongside stock cover, incoming stock and size mix.
Can stores use different strategies?
Store profiles, grades and size strategies support allocation decisions. Store grouping and reusable rules are available.
Can I change the suggested split?
Yes. Enter or adjust size percentages and unit allocations, review the store distribution, then send it for approval.
Can I carry the approved result forward?
Yes. Approved size-analysis recommendations can be pushed into a new Range Plan.
Specifics make the evaluation count.
Use your own sales, stock and size mix in a free 6-week POC, with no contract. Bring the merchandise scope that takes the most effort to review.