The Eye tracks the production pipeline against orders raised. Orders from the past are tracked for service and you see the results of the analysis on the daily news page on the subsequent days. As a process, The Eye does not currently model a stock on order for production pipe-lining as it is a lot simpler to just work on a new worksheet every day; finish what you can.
Production orders issued by The Eye have a pick priority using which your team can pick products for repack based on both instantaneous and business-wise impact.
The Eye watches for repacking entries in your base system and maps them against orders raised in The Eye. Service levels for repack orders can take one of the following
The visualisation is day-wise (by date) and clicking on any one of the line series downloads a spreadsheet with service on that given date. Use the download on the right corner of the widget to download service levels across dates.
The widget also houses a daily report that you can set up to be informed about yesterday's service levels. Use the report icon on the top right corner of the widget. The setup of this follows the same process as other reports.
The Summary shows you details such as:
The Planner shows you the articles which has to be repacked today and in the upcoming days(if any production calendar is set), grouped under their parent(Bulk) item.
The Article to repack is shown with certain details to quickly review the production recommendations.
You can review the products by clicking the checkbox in front of each item row and raise the repack order from the Menu (or) you can also raise orders for all by clicking irrespective of review on the confirmation dialogue.
You can also turn on the repack production to be raised on autopilot: Flight Plan -> System levers -> Repackage Autopilot mode.
You can configure the time at which the repack orders have to be created using Flight Plan -> System levers -> Autopilot Settings -> Productions(repackaging) orders.
The Eye can generate reports at various configured times and also broadcast them to relevant parties. A reportable can be identified by the mail icon. Where-ever a mail icon is shown, clicking on it will open a report configuration.
The user can then configure the audience of the report, and the way the report should be summarized and split (optionally).
The audience can be comma-separated emails or phone numbers. A telegram message with the report will be sent if a phone number is given. The phone number must be previously opted in to receive messages.
The summary is automatically generated by The Eye as a density table, grouping by the columns specified and counting the number of entries in the unique buckets.
Split by is used to split the report into multiple smaller reports and attach them as separate sheets for detailed analysis.
E.g. a Split by department would generate a single report email with the spreadsheet attachment having 10 sheets - one per department and assuming you have 10 departments. Please note that the split will be ignored if the split generates too many sheets. Approximately about 15 sheets is the limit for the number of sheets in one spreadsheet.
The user can also add filters to the report if they want the report only for a specific hierarchy. After the report configuration, the user sets the timing for when the reports should be generated and sent. Further documentation on setting these timings is provided in the report configuration window itself.
Multiple configurations can be created for the same report. In this way, reports can be sent configured multiple times and for different parties.
Use the send immediate action to execute the report immediately, so that you can review it. You also have the option to add a few more email addresses (like yourself) when performing send immediate for review. Ensure that the report is saved once for the "send immediate" to work.
Repack Orders Page shows you the history of the production orders raised in the Eye. The repack orders raised daily can be viewed and downloaded in this tab.
The Orders are shown split by their respective dates & type. The listing has the article details,
Using the Quick Access tool, You can download today’s repack worksheet as well as the Preprocessing sheet for the repacks.
Today’s Worksheet consists of the articles to repack today. Preprocessing Sheet consists of the bulk articles to be picked for production.
You can also Download the repack orders by date using the Download CSV option given.
Production Calendar can be configured to override certain metrics and set up a specific schedule with respect to the day on which the repackaging has to be planned.
Understanding the various fields in the Production Calendar.
Slug - Similar to giving a unique name to the Schedule.
Warehouse - The Warehouses(multi-select) for which the configuration has to be applied.
Bulk Holding Days - Days of stock to be ordered for the bulk items considering the stock of respective child products related to it at every stores.
DC Holding Days - Days of stock cover to be repacked and kept at the warehouse ready for the upcoming orders of repackaged items.
Store Holding Days - Days of stock for the repack items to be kept at the stores.
Schedule - can be set to configure certain days at which the repack plan has to be prepared. Refer to various strategies Feature.
Use the Hierarchy level selector to scope this whole configuration to a specific assortment. The usage of the selectors is explained in the Hierarchy Selector Feature in detail.
Click on Save once all the fields have been correctly configured. The configuration will come into play only after a sync.
In case of Multiple configurations for a single set of assortment would result in a conflict which will also be highlighted with corresponding schedules which has the conflicts. You can download the resolutions option to view the articles store combinations included in the configuration set.
Ensure that the Holding days are in the ratio - BULK : DC : STORE = (3 to 4) : (1.5 to 2) : 1