I would like inventory to default to a calculation, only being overwritten if there is new data providing a new BOP value, not being overwritten to 0 because data has yet to be imported.

Would like to be able to record different quantity based cost tiers ($20/unit for 0-100, $15/unit for 100+, etc.). This will help to accurately project orders and costs.

When building a receipts plan, the receipts display in the future time period (when they will be received). Since these dates and lead times differ across styles, would like to be notified when to place a PO

Hi, Under conditional formating of dates, it would great if we could include a relational condition such as "Choice First Sale Date" in "Last N Weeks". Currently this needs to hardcoded to a particular date.

as a company we look at percentages more than decimals when it comes to builds

Looking for an easier way to manage options including deleting several at once instead of clicking each option individually. The use case is our Gender Style field. We had some name changes that we would like to fix history and have flow through the tool. I would like to remove the old name so it would be less confusing. i.e. Azura Vest vs. Azura Insulated Vest. Thanks

Ability to display the Next Order Date and Qty for an item in IP module

We frequently make company wide updates to options under some of our attributes for PO'ing. I upload the new options via csv- however, I have to manually delete individual line items to replace old option values. Loom: https://www.loom.com/share/d802091477b9458ca8d0a6df7f32a59f

Right now the "First Choice Sale Date" pulls the date of its first sale amongst all selling channels. It's whichever channel sold the item first. We launch the same product on multiple platforms, but they could be weeks (or even months) apart depending on production delays. If we are in IP, we would like to be able to filter by selling channel, and have that "First Choice Sale Date" be reflective of the first sale date of that specific channel

A great report that helps better educate how items are planned is a decile report. Based on a period of time, items are grouped into deciles 10, 20, 30, etc and can see the sales, margin, sku productivity and inventory position. For instance 10 decile represents the top 10% of sales. Performance here will look much different from 80, 90 and 100. I helps frame conversations with merchants on productivity, that all SKUs y aren't all going to be winners but also shows what a winner looks like and how we should plan for it proactively and make sure we purchase enough on top items.