Transition and Assortment Inventory Planning Sample Clauses

Transition and Assortment Inventory Planning. (i) Supplying annual calendars with estimated due dates to Buyer is the responsibility of Seller IM teams (ii) Establishing forecasts for ROIC, Seasonal and/or Annual demand according to Vendor Production Planning Lead-times including Vendor/manufacturer preseason part procurement planning according to planning calendars will be performed by Buyer. (A) Determination of specific timelines and due dates for calendars will be performed by each BU Seller IM Team and communicated to the Buyer IM team as additional information of Vendor requirements for production planning becomes available, impacting future order feasibility. (1) Each Seller SHC IM Team will ensure that the calendar incorporates lead times for above mentioned forecasts allow Buyer to review assortments, complete modeling and submit a forecast. (B) Common Seasonal areas to note but not exclusive to: (1) Annual Power LandG estimates due in early Fall prior to next Spring Season (2) Initial Birding set up quantity due Late Spring prior to next Spring Season (3) Air Conditioners due Early Fall prior to next Spring Season – (4) Outdoor Living annual estimates and floor set quantities due mid-Summer prior to next Spring Season (5) Seasonal Christmas estimates early Spring (Trees, Lights, etc) (6) Planning for all products is due at the same time as Seller plans for Buyer inclusion in buy plans with Vendors and according to predetermined planning calendars with store flooring needs, replenishment points and sales forecasts established. (iii) Documentation of items and programs requiring CAPCON or ROIC approval where Buyer provides requests will be included in total Seller buy review are to be supplied by Buyer – (A) Requesting product where Buyer forecasts are not within +/- 10% tolerance of 3 year average historical Buyer sales (1) Negotiation of separate exit strategies is required of Buyer prior to confirmation of approvals to minimize negative impact to DC inventory levels including but not limited to: (i) Absorbing excess quantities into Buyer store locations determined by item by DC Logical Separation of Inventory (B) Exercising one of the following options is required of Buyer where requested product based on Buyer forecasts are within +/- 10% tolerance and where excess inventory remains in DC’s Logically Separated for Buyer (1) Receiving all excess quantities at store level (2) Complying with Seller Merchandise Control Policies and submit appropriate Pack Away forms for approval (i) Upon Appro...
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