Executive Presentation

7 slides · F.T.F.P Store Inventory Audit Tool

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F.T.F.P — Store Inventory Audit Tool

Verifying On-Shelf Availability Through Barcode Scanning & Photo Evidence

Prepared for Executive Review · September 2026
01 · The Problem

The Current Situation

  • •Manual, paper-based store audits are slow, inconsistent, and lack verifiable evidence.
  • •Discrepancies between system stock (SMFR) and actual shelf stock go undetected for weeks.
  • •No real-time visibility into audit progress — head office is blind until reports are submitted.
  • •Photo evidence is unreliable or missing — no QC review loop to catch poor captures.
  • •Count errors and discontinued lines recur week after week with no tracking of repeat offenders.
  • •No way to hold field managers accountable or compare store-to-store performance.
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02 · The Solution

What We Built — Core Features

  • •Mobile-first barcode scanner — scan to verify every SKU on the shelf, department by department.
  • •Photo evidence with QC review — timestamped, store-stamped photos; rejected shots re-injected for re-audit.
  • •Backup checklist & backup area tracking with structured reason codes.
  • •Price change tracking — label updated / not updated, captured with photo proof.
  • •Negative count corrections & discontinued-line-with-positive-SOH flagging.
  • •On-shelf availability as the core KPI, with carry-forward auto-approval within threshold days.
  • •Real-time Dashboard, Progress Tracker, Reporting & Compliance dashboards.
  • •Photo Viewer — filter by store / supplier / category, download ZIP, export to Excel.
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03 · How It Works

Audit Timeline — Start to Finish

  • •Upload the weekly SMFR report → items distributed to stores by department & category.
  • •Store auditor scans barcodes department by department, category by category.
  • •Each SKU: scan → capture photo → assign status (On Shelf / Backup Area / Count Error / 2nd Display / Returns-Waste).
  • •QC reviews photos centrally → rejects with a reason → store is notified to re-audit.
  • •Price changes audited in parallel — is the shelf-edge label updated?
  • •Progress tracked in real time; a completion email fires automatically when a store finishes.
  • •Weekly cycle runs Monday 08:00 → Friday 17:00, with a live countdown driving urgency.
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04 · Time & Performance

Average Active Audit Time

Breaks & overnight excluded — completed stores only

0h
3h
6h
9h
12h
5h 29m
Week 21
4h 54m
Week 22
5h 2m
Week 23
3h 2m
Week 24
3h 18m
Week 25
4h 57m
Week 26
5h 53m
Week 27
7h 8m
Week 28
4h 4m
Week 29
5h 30m
week 30
6h 7m
Week 31
5h 19m
Week 32
5h 35m
Week 33
5h 46m
Week 34
9h 47m
Week 35
6h 8m
week 36
5h 44m
Week 37
6h 5m
Week 38
5h 42m
Week 39
8h 34m
Week 40
8h 58m
Week41
6h 26m
Week 42
6h 18m
Week 43
4h 58m
Week 44
Normal
Slowest week
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05 · Next Steps

Where We Go From Here

  • •Expand to additional store formats and regions beyond the current footprint.
  • •Automated remediation workflows that action count errors without manual chasing.
  • •Supplier-level accountability dashboards so vendors own their compliance.
  • •Historical trend analysis across weeks to measure sustained improvement.
  • •Native mobile app (iOS / Android) for true offline scanning in low-signal stores.
  • •Integration with replenishment systems to close the loop from audit to action.
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06 · Help Needed

What We Need From You

  • •Executive sponsorship to drive store-level adoption and mandate compliance.
  • •Field-manager engagement with the leaderboard and gamification to sustain momentum.
  • •Clean data — timely SMFR uploads each week and up-to-date store-manager mappings.
  • •Feedback on which phase-2 features matter most to your team.
  • •Budget approval for the native mobile build and additional system integrations.
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