What's new
Rate of Sale (ROS) is now calculated only from sales of the sizes that fall within the size range applying to what you're planning. Sales of out-of-range sizes no longer feed the rate or the Good Weeks evaluation. This applies in both Assortment Planning and Allocation.
How it works
  • Assortment Planning
    – The calculation uses the offering's Size Range. If none is set, every size in the sales history contributes.
  • Allocation
    – Each location uses its own effective size range: a per-location override when set, otherwise the strategy's Size Range. Locations that share a selling location are grouped and calculated over the union of their in-range sizes.
  • No size range, no change
    – If nothing is set, the rate is simply left unfiltered by size, so every size present in the sales history contributes, exactly as before.
Why it helps
  • Cleaner, more accurate ROS: a size you don't intend to carry can't inflate or deflate the rate.
  • Consistent behavior across Assortment Planning and Allocation.
  • On automatically, with no configuration required.
Learn more in the Rate of Sale (ROS) Calculator help article.