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Due File - Part 1

  • Review the past 5 weeks of the Outstanding Past Sold / Received report, do not include the current weeks report. Were the past 5 weeks of the Outstanding 30 Days Past Sold / Received reports on file, signed and dated for each week?

  • Last week.

  • 2 weeks back.

  • 3 weeks back.

  • 4 weeks back.

  • 5 weeks back.

Due File - Part 2

  • Review the previous week's 30 Day Past Sold / Received report. Check all required comments on page 1 of the report, and 2 required comments chosen at random from each subsequent page of the report, up to a maximum of 20 invoices. Do at least 80% of required invoices have adequate comments entered during the EDF review?

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Markdown Report - Part 1

  • Select 10 current markdown items from the most recent Markdown Report that each have an original selling price of over $25 if possible. Were 80% of the markdown items selected for review located in a sellable area and at the correct price?

  • Level 4 or 5 item 1.

  • Level 4 or 5 item 2.

  • Level 4 or 5 item 3.

  • Level 4 or 5 item 4.

  • Level 4 or 5 item 5.

  • Active item 1.

  • Active item 2.

  • Active item 3.

  • Active item 4.

  • Active item 5.

  • Were the previous 4 weeks Markdown reports on file?

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  • 2 weeks back.

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Markdown Report - Part 2

  • From the previous 4 weeks reports randomly select 50 items that required cycle counts. Validate that there is evidence of cycle counts documented or copy of cycle count attached.

  • Total # of items requiring cycle counts.

  • # of items considered correctly handled.

  • Issues found:

Markdown Report - Part 3

  • Review the previous week's Markdown Report. Determine the total number of Level 4 and Level 5 items that are required to be in a Tab File as well as the total number ACTUALLY entered into a Tab File.

  • Total # of Level 4 & 5 items required to be in a Tab File.

  • # of items ACTUALLY entered into a Tab File.

  • Issues found:

IRP - Store Process

  • Review the previous day's IRP worksheets.

  • Were all the IRP worksheets turned in for the previous day?

  • Did management validate 5 "Y"s and 5 "N"s on the previous day worksheets?

  • From the previous day's IRP worksheets, randomly select 20 items that were marked as "N" and verify that those items were billed out. Were all 20 items billed out?

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IRP - Store Performance

  • Scan 70 out of stock locations from the following depts.

  • Building Materials (5)

  • Millwork (5)

  • Hardware (5)

  • Paint (5)

  • Tools (5)

  • Rough Plumbing (5)

  • Fashion Plumbing (5)

  • Rough Electrical (5)

  • Fashion Electrical (5)

  • Flooring (5)

  • Home Decor (5)

  • Appliances (5)

  • Seasonal (5)

  • Garden (5)

  • # of items NOT handled properly

  • # on hand items where the merchandise was not found (cycle count required)

  • # on hand items where the merchandise needs to be stocked.

  • # of items handled incorrectly due to items not being scanned by IRP scanner.

  • Issues found:

RTM

  • Review the last 4 Weekly Cleared RTM Store Exception Reports. Determine if all reports are signed by the DMFF or ASMA and does each have the appropriate action taken and documented?

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