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EnglishThe ABC analysis report categorizes your products based on how often they are picked. A products are your most important products that are picked the most, while C products are picked the least. Use this report to optimize your warehouse layout and place your most important products in the most accessible spots.
See ABC analysis for a detailed explanation of how the categorization works and how to organize your warehouse based on the results.
What do you see per product?
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Column |
Description |
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Title |
The name of the product |
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EAN |
The product's EAN code |
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SKU |
The SKU number |
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ABC category |
A, B or C |
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Pick frequency |
The number of picks over the past 90 days |
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Cumulative percentage |
Where the product falls in the cumulative pick distribution |
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Available stock |
The current quantity in stock |
Summary
At the top of the report you see a summary per category:
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Metric |
Description |
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Number of products |
How many products fall into each category |
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Number of picks |
The total number of picks per category |
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Percentage |
What share of all picks each category represents |
Shifts
The report also shows which products have recently changed category. For example, a product that moved from B to A because it was picked more often during the past period. This helps you keep your warehouse layout up to date.
Filtering
You can filter by ABC category to view only products from a specific category. This way you can, for example, show only your A products to check whether they are placed in the right locations.
Good to know
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The analysis looks at the pick frequency of the past 90 days.
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If you use pick lists, picks are used. Otherwise, how often a product appears in orders is used.
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The analysis is updated automatically every night.
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It is about how often an employee has to walk to a product, not about the number of units that are picked.
