What it is
Store labor is rostered weeks ahead, while the work itself moves with demand, deliveries and promotions. Linkube derives workload from the same forecasts that drive replenishment — expected sales, inbound delivery volumes, shelf filling and promotion setup — and converts it into hours by task and time slot. Store managers plan rosters against predicted work rather than last year's averages.
What you get
- Labor hours derived from forecast deliveries and sales
- Task-level workload by store, day and time slot
- Rosters aligned to promotion setups and goods flow
- Fewer overstaffed quiet hours and understaffed peaks
How it works
- 01
Project sales, delivery volumes and task load per store and interval
- 02
Balance required hours against roster rules and cost targets
- 03
Publish workload plans to workforce management and track forecast accuracy
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