Creating POS Products Review

What is a POS product?

• Any product, usually branded, that is meant for sale (not samples).

• Any non-branded product meant for sale.

• Any product, usually branded, that is not meant for sale (not samples). Sometimes given out at events.

• Any product, usually branded, that is not meant for sale (samples). Sometimes given out at events.

What should we do if the UOM is unknown?

• Leave the UOM at 0

• Use a placeholder UOM

• Let the warehouse inbound the product first to confirm the UOM

• Use 1 as the UOM for all POS product

We should confirm the dimensions with the supplier when possible for (a)   purposes.

POS rates are

• The same as case rates

• Inbounding is different but storage is the same as case rates

• Bonded POS rates are different

• All POS rates are different - check the rate card

Do we need to confirm if POS material is intended for shipment to a wholesaler or retailer?

• No, the correct use of POS material does not fall under our scope as it is not alcoholic

• Yes, we need
  to make sure the dimensions can fit in the retail delivery vans.

• No, storage rates are the same regardless

• Yes, wholesalers have a different POS policy than most retailers

When creating the Sub Brand Product for a POS product in Cockpit, the Net Contents should be

(a)  

What should we do if the POS material has a UOM that does not appear in the dropdown?

• Choose the closest option

• Open an IT ticket

• Use a UOM of 0

• Use a UOM of 1

What is the correct product group for POS product?

• Discount

• Non-Inventory

• Inventory

• Description

Choose the right product code format for a POS product:

• Z-SEN-APRON

• SEN-APRON-POS

• POS-SEN-APRON

• SEN-APRON-Z

Choose the right description format for a POS product:

• Sake Apron 10/cs

• 0Size Sake Apron

• Sake Apron 0Size/10

• Sake Apron 10/0Size