Apollo Planogram Accelerator
Apollo
Planogram Accelerator empowers merchandising professionals to planogram
hundreds of versions of planograms and maintains them easily and quickly.
This new software will streamline your workflow by automating tedious tasks
associated with adding and deleting the same sets of items from multiple
section versions. Apollo Planogram Accelerator reads the changes made in one planogram and in seconds
applies these changes to multiple planograms of the same categories. In much
the same time it takes to make adjustments to one planogram, you can have
them all changed.
SUMMARY OF BENEFITS
- Saves hours by automating similar changes across multiple
versions of the same category.
- Improves planogram accuracy and consistency.
- Increase store acceptance and implementation quality.
- Maintain as many versions of a section to meet store or cluster specific
needs for the category.
FEATURES
- Use the built-in Wizard interface to simplify the basic steps and to get
work done quickly.
- Apply the standard merchandising rule sets to support out-of-box planogram
automation.
- Easily modify the standard rules to match your merchandising needs by
category.
- Apply an Apollo based space allocation to the final result that matches
your inventory requirements for the category.
- Produce a detailed log report that notifies you of every change made in
every affected planogram.
- View a highlighted version of each section that demonstrates where new
items are located and what items are moved to accomplish the changes.
APPLYING MERCHANDISING KNOWLEDGE
- The Apollo Planogram Accelerator uses a set of rules for placing new items
in a planogram.
- A user can create their own set of rules to apply to various categories,
seasons and merchandising conditions.
- The constraints associated with each of the four rules can be adjusted to
match specific merchandising demands.
- A user can apply the original rule set provided and then as they become more
experienced, define additional rule sets for those with other categories.
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