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LOOK
BOOK
THE
For Fashion Retail
Omni-Channel
GET
THATOMNI-CHANNEL
LOOK
We know fashion retailing is tough.
Between frequent inventory turns,
unpredictable weather, viral styles,
and flat-out duds, you’re constantly
walking the line between having
too much or too little inventory,
and in all the wrong places.
But you deserve more. You can
gain the agility to increase sales,
margins and customer loyalty.
All with Omni-Channel retailing.
Let us show you how.
ENTERPRISE ORDER
MANAGEMENT
STORE ORDER
MANAGEMENT
STORE FULFILLMENT
STORE INVENTORY
EOM serves as a central repository for orders from across all
sales channels, providing a full view of customer interactions
throughout the enterprise. With intelligent order orchestration
and network inventory availability capabilities, EOM acts as the
operating system for Omni-Channel retail, driving increased sales
and improved margins through flexible-execution management.
The solution also provides call center order capture, cross-channel
returns and advanced exceptions management.
SOM empowers your store associates to save the sale when in-store
customers are presented with out-of-stocks. The solution also allows
for “endless aisle” assortments from across your store and online
network to be leveraged by associates for cross-selling and
up-selling.
Store Fulfillment enables store associates to execute pickup-in-store,
ship-from-store and store-to-store transfer tasks entirely on a mobile
device – minimizing the time required to execute these tasks
on-the-go, even while interacting with customers on the store floor.
Store Inventory allows your stores to perform scan-based
receiving to improve the inbound movement of goods.
The solution also provides the ability to implement periodic
cycle counts, in addition to the annual physical counts most
stores execute today. Users can also perform ad-hoc inventory
adjustments to account for damages, known theft and
in-store usage.
MANHATTAN ASSOCIATES OMNI-CHANNEL SOLUTIONS INCLUDE:
© 2013 Manhattan Associates, Inc. All rights reserved.
Learn more about Manhattan Associates and our solutions:
North & South America + 1 877.596.9208 • Global + 44 (0)1344 318000
www.manh.com
21220 The Partnership_Brochure.indd 1 5/10/13 2:59 PM
STORE INVENTORY
AVAILABILITY
If a customer can’t find what she
wants on your site, she’ll just click
away. It’s a lost sale. Our Enterprise
Order Management (EOM) solution
lets you make your network inventory—
across distribution centers and
stores—available to sell online.
EOM monitors real-time inventory
levels and returns across your stores
and allows you to define how many
of those units to make available
online. After all, you can’t sell what
you can’t show.
PUT IT
ONLINE.
WATCH IT
TAKE OFF.
ASSISTED SELLING
Having customers who shop anywhere
means you need to be able to sell
anywhere. In addition to capturing
order data from your front-end systems,
EOM also offers call center order capture
capabilities. Together with our Store
Order Management (SOM) solution, you
can give every sales and customer service
associate the ability to take customer
orders, save the sale and offer endless
aisle assortments, anywhere in your
enterprise. And by giving every demand
touch point the ability to sell, our solutions
give you one view of every customer
transaction, across every channel.
1
ACCESSORIZE
EVERY
CHANNEL.
STORE
FULFILLMENT
The key to ship-from-store and
pickup-in-store capabilities is
enabling them profitably and
without sacrificing the in-store
experience.
Our Store Fulfillment solution
alerts on, prioritizes, supports
acceptance, and enables
efficient completion of online
orders in the store. Use it on a
POS terminal or entirely on
a mobile device; it provides
everything you need to fulfill
from your stores quickly. That
means less time working in
back and more time selling
up front.
WHAT’S IN
STORE
FOR YOUR
STORES.
EXCEPTION
MANAGEMENT
Because your stores now serve two
masters—selling and fulfilling—you
have to manage the conflicts and
exceptions that come with it. Luckily,
EOM can dynamically reallocate if
an order is delayed or rejected by
a store, quickly finding the next-best
source for fulfillment. It can also
alert your customer-service team,
so they can offer an appeasement
for a delay.
WRINKLE
FREE
FULFILLMENT.
OFF-RACK.
NOT
OFF-GRID.
STORE INVENTORY
Unlike a distribution center, store
inventory has a tendency to
‘wander’ between racks, fitting
rooms and indecisive customers.
That’s why we developed Store
Inventory. By facilitating rapid,
scan-based receiving, putaway
and inventory counts, it can help
improve accuracy on the store
floor and decrease time spent
processing in the back room.
Our solutions allow you to sell more everywhere and
improve the customer experience, while giving you the
agility to wear the complexities of fashion retail with pride.
Your customers will love your new look.
FLEXIBLE ORDER
ORCHESTRATION
Now that your shopper has made
her purchase, where do you ship
it from? Well, that depends on
what’s important to you. Because
no one algorithm can meet the
needs of every retailer, EOM
offers a highly configurable
set of business rules to control
order processing. Try these
examples on:
GET
THE STYLE
THAT SUITS
YOU.
Company C:
“We’re worried
about showrooming
and want to focus on
being price-competitive
and offering fast
delivery. We want to
ship from the closest
store to deliver quickly
and save on shipping.”
MIX &
MATCH
Company A:
“We believe we can sell
a late-season blouse at a
higher price online than
in-store. So if it’s out of stock
in the DC, we want to go to
the store with the lowest
price. But we also want a
limit on how many orders
a store can fulfill each day.”
Company B:
“We believe that when it
comes to fulfillment, our stores
aren’t made equal. First, we
want to look at our flagship
stores, then mid-tier stores,
and finally our small footprint
locations. We also want to
keep a single unit of each
style/color/size in each store
to protect the brick-and-
mortar experience.”
OMNI-CHANNEL.
OUTFITTED.
MOVE AT THE SPEED
OF FASHION.
4
2
3 6
5
21220 The Partnership_Brochure.indd 2 5/10/13 4:12 PM

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Manhattan OmniChannel Look Book Brochure

  • 1. LOOK BOOK THE For Fashion Retail Omni-Channel GET THATOMNI-CHANNEL LOOK We know fashion retailing is tough. Between frequent inventory turns, unpredictable weather, viral styles, and flat-out duds, you’re constantly walking the line between having too much or too little inventory, and in all the wrong places. But you deserve more. You can gain the agility to increase sales, margins and customer loyalty. All with Omni-Channel retailing. Let us show you how. ENTERPRISE ORDER MANAGEMENT STORE ORDER MANAGEMENT STORE FULFILLMENT STORE INVENTORY EOM serves as a central repository for orders from across all sales channels, providing a full view of customer interactions throughout the enterprise. With intelligent order orchestration and network inventory availability capabilities, EOM acts as the operating system for Omni-Channel retail, driving increased sales and improved margins through flexible-execution management. The solution also provides call center order capture, cross-channel returns and advanced exceptions management. SOM empowers your store associates to save the sale when in-store customers are presented with out-of-stocks. The solution also allows for “endless aisle” assortments from across your store and online network to be leveraged by associates for cross-selling and up-selling. Store Fulfillment enables store associates to execute pickup-in-store, ship-from-store and store-to-store transfer tasks entirely on a mobile device – minimizing the time required to execute these tasks on-the-go, even while interacting with customers on the store floor. Store Inventory allows your stores to perform scan-based receiving to improve the inbound movement of goods. The solution also provides the ability to implement periodic cycle counts, in addition to the annual physical counts most stores execute today. Users can also perform ad-hoc inventory adjustments to account for damages, known theft and in-store usage. MANHATTAN ASSOCIATES OMNI-CHANNEL SOLUTIONS INCLUDE: © 2013 Manhattan Associates, Inc. All rights reserved. Learn more about Manhattan Associates and our solutions: North & South America + 1 877.596.9208 • Global + 44 (0)1344 318000 www.manh.com 21220 The Partnership_Brochure.indd 1 5/10/13 2:59 PM
  • 2. STORE INVENTORY AVAILABILITY If a customer can’t find what she wants on your site, she’ll just click away. It’s a lost sale. Our Enterprise Order Management (EOM) solution lets you make your network inventory— across distribution centers and stores—available to sell online. EOM monitors real-time inventory levels and returns across your stores and allows you to define how many of those units to make available online. After all, you can’t sell what you can’t show. PUT IT ONLINE. WATCH IT TAKE OFF. ASSISTED SELLING Having customers who shop anywhere means you need to be able to sell anywhere. In addition to capturing order data from your front-end systems, EOM also offers call center order capture capabilities. Together with our Store Order Management (SOM) solution, you can give every sales and customer service associate the ability to take customer orders, save the sale and offer endless aisle assortments, anywhere in your enterprise. And by giving every demand touch point the ability to sell, our solutions give you one view of every customer transaction, across every channel. 1 ACCESSORIZE EVERY CHANNEL. STORE FULFILLMENT The key to ship-from-store and pickup-in-store capabilities is enabling them profitably and without sacrificing the in-store experience. Our Store Fulfillment solution alerts on, prioritizes, supports acceptance, and enables efficient completion of online orders in the store. Use it on a POS terminal or entirely on a mobile device; it provides everything you need to fulfill from your stores quickly. That means less time working in back and more time selling up front. WHAT’S IN STORE FOR YOUR STORES. EXCEPTION MANAGEMENT Because your stores now serve two masters—selling and fulfilling—you have to manage the conflicts and exceptions that come with it. Luckily, EOM can dynamically reallocate if an order is delayed or rejected by a store, quickly finding the next-best source for fulfillment. It can also alert your customer-service team, so they can offer an appeasement for a delay. WRINKLE FREE FULFILLMENT. OFF-RACK. NOT OFF-GRID. STORE INVENTORY Unlike a distribution center, store inventory has a tendency to ‘wander’ between racks, fitting rooms and indecisive customers. That’s why we developed Store Inventory. By facilitating rapid, scan-based receiving, putaway and inventory counts, it can help improve accuracy on the store floor and decrease time spent processing in the back room. Our solutions allow you to sell more everywhere and improve the customer experience, while giving you the agility to wear the complexities of fashion retail with pride. Your customers will love your new look. FLEXIBLE ORDER ORCHESTRATION Now that your shopper has made her purchase, where do you ship it from? Well, that depends on what’s important to you. Because no one algorithm can meet the needs of every retailer, EOM offers a highly configurable set of business rules to control order processing. Try these examples on: GET THE STYLE THAT SUITS YOU. Company C: “We’re worried about showrooming and want to focus on being price-competitive and offering fast delivery. We want to ship from the closest store to deliver quickly and save on shipping.” MIX & MATCH Company A: “We believe we can sell a late-season blouse at a higher price online than in-store. So if it’s out of stock in the DC, we want to go to the store with the lowest price. But we also want a limit on how many orders a store can fulfill each day.” Company B: “We believe that when it comes to fulfillment, our stores aren’t made equal. First, we want to look at our flagship stores, then mid-tier stores, and finally our small footprint locations. We also want to keep a single unit of each style/color/size in each store to protect the brick-and- mortar experience.” OMNI-CHANNEL. OUTFITTED. MOVE AT THE SPEED OF FASHION. 4 2 3 6 5 21220 The Partnership_Brochure.indd 2 5/10/13 4:12 PM