Sebastian Thalheim
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An error occurred while saving the comment @Mikael Svärd - We agree with this suggestion. We are facing a very similar structural issue, specifically with Storechecks.
The underlying logic you are describing for Campaigns is needed system-wide: Customer/Chain listings must dictate product availability.
This logic should work both ways: Just as it shouldn't be possible to select a non-listed product, the system should also automatically add new listings of a chain/customer to the respective store checks.
Implementing this dynamic auto-sync globally across modules would eliminate a significant amount of manual updates and potential errors.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Hi team, expanding on Martin's idea: a general import function would be a massive help for our daily operations.
While importing products (via Excel or CSV, as Patrik mentioned) is a great start, we really need a comprehensive import feature that covers all core data in Genero. Specifically, being able to bulk import:
Customer data
Listing data
Product data
Order data
Doing this manually is very time-consuming. Since this feature request has been marked as 'Planned' for quite a while now, could you provide a quick update on its current status? Is a broader import tool currently on the roadmap?
Thanks in advance!
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An error occurred while saving the comment @Mikael Svärd - Great suggestion! I completely agree with this idea. We are facing a very similar challenge in the Genero Striker app right now.
We urgently need a way to distinguish between our A and B assortments. A major pain point for us occurs during store checks and distribution checks. Currently, our field force struggles to know exactly where to focus their efforts because we can't easily prioritize or sort the product lists by these categories.
If we could use tags to not only filter but also sort the products during these store visits, it would perfectly guide our sales reps' focus and highlight our core assortment (especially ensuring B-items aren't neglected). This, combined with the ability to evaluate these tags in Insights, would be a game changer for our field efficiency. You definitely have my vote!
In addition to this we would also need to be able to put a free field as an extra column in the article matrix as we store there i.e. the Tray SKU.