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🔎 Product Summary: A Single Page for One Product
Checking on one product used to mean opening a plan, filtering to the style, and hopping between views to piece together where inventory sits, how it has been selling, and which sizes are gone. Product Summary puts all of it on one page, one product at a time.
What's new
- A single page per product, covering identity, inventory, recent sales, size break, and per-location performance
- Eight KPI tilesat the top: last week and last four weeks of units sold with period comparisons, return rate, allowance rate, on hand with available to sell, on order, weeks of supply with an inventory health badge, and selling locations
- Weekly Salestrend by fiscal week, so a slow week is easy to tell apart from a real slowdown
- Size Curveshowing each size's units sold, on hand, and on order alongside its share of the total, which makes a broken size break obvious at a glance
- Locationsgrouped by channel, built to stay readable across a few hundred doors, with a quick filter to jump to one location
- Style level and color levelin the same place: open a style to see every color rolled up, or a single color on its own
What you can do
- Open it from anywhere with CMD+K(orCTRL+K). Start typing a product name, style number, or choice ID and pick it from theProductsection at the bottom of the results. The page opens in a new tab, so whatever you were working on stays put.
- Read a whole style at once.Open a style number and every figure rolls up across colors, with aColorspanel ranking each color by units sold and its share of the style total. The strongest seller is flagged.
- Drill from a style into a colorby clicking a color, or step back up from a color using the style name in the headline.
- Find one door fastusing the filter above theLocationsgrid, or expand a channel to compare the doors inside it.
- Spot the size that is about to run outby comparing each size's share of sales against its share of inventory.
Why it helps
When someone asks how a product is doing, the answer usually lives in four places at once. Product Summary is the fast read: is there too much stock, is it selling, which sizes are broken, and which doors are carrying it. It is read-only, so it is safe to open in the middle of a planning session without touching your plan.
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