In order for a large number of products to be managed in a disciplined manner in a large number of stores, each department must be bound by store by store rules.In this structure, where you can also access store formats, we solve the department-based differentiation that we often see in chains that seem to have no different formats when viewed from the outside.

Shelfmatic, which allows you to classify your products according to the frequency of use in their shelves, allows you to store the same classification information (variety, size, season, etc.) in addition to the section feature of planograms.So when you design the shelves, the right products come automatically filtered.These flags, which you will enter in the aisles of each store, ensure the correct assignment of planograms.Thus, the product range of the stores appears automatically. Although the terms department and category are often used interchangeably, as Derin Bilgi, we try to create the terminology with the following perspective: - While department is information perceived by the consumer, and therefore the store, category is the term perceived by the institution, that is, the center. - Department is daily information, category is professional information. - While department is horizontal, generally unbroken, category is hierarchical and more conceptual information. - It is based on department marketing and based on category purchasing. Although both terms are important for reporting, ERP systems have more category data as master data.It is difficult to re-enter department data.It will happen.For this purpose, we offer a matching feature to obtain sections from categories in our projects.In this way, when we assign the above-mentioned selection features to the shelves on a store basis, we achieve store product assortment very quickly.