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TOOLS | FOLLOW UP CHECKLIST 1.

STORE: __________ WHO: __________________________________________ DATE: ___________

STEP GOAL DAILY EXPECTATIONS YES NO DEADLINE WHO


PERFECTE PLANNING

1A: Daily schedule (max 2 hours shifts) secured


and aligned with SYNAPPS demand, peak selling
& CLOSURE :

hours considered and covered.

1B: minirails are worked with and parked


correctly away from high traffic areas,
shoppingareas. Shopping bags are only for
customers.
Aiming for the perfect storeSecure the basics

1C: Clean service areas. Fittingroom are in order


and ready for the next customer. Cash desk
areas are ready for the day.
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1D: Proper garment care on walls, tables and
floorstands. No garments on the floor, correct
hangers e.g. thick hangers on jackets, kids’
hangers’ BP Salesfloor

1E: 5 Basic demands, welcoming feeling,


friendly staff. Customer is prioritized over tasks.
DEADLIN PLANNIDELIVER

2A: Delivery plan is done correctly,


communicated to everyone and completed in
Y:

time.
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2B: Unpacking and clearing of rails is done


according to Best practices.
BP unpacking & clearing.
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2C: Made a delivery plan for the Allocation


Deadline is communicated to everyone.
STOCKROOM&

3 3A: Daily replenishment is executed, securing


size availability on tables, A areas and cash
VISUAL:

baskets. No less then five pieces are sorted in


stockroom.

3B: Garments in stockroom organized according


to ABC- structure, sorted by subindex, product,
season and size.

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3C: Stockroom & Visual room is in order and
organized to guidelines, secured all products
have a home and nothing stores on the floor.

3D: Stopped orders are checked and removed


DAILY REFILL &
GUIDELINES
from salesfloor, damaged/faulty items are
placed in designated grey box in stop order
section.

TOOLS | FOLLOW UP CHECKLIST 2.

STEP GOAL DAILY EXPECTATIONS YES NO DEADLINE WHO


Aiming for the perfect storeSecure the basicsBACK OFF HOUSE:

4A: Kitchen, offices, meeting rooms, toilets


cleaning rooms Hallways are well organized,
everything has a home. No garments are stored
in these areas.

4B: Locker room is used in a proper way.

4C: H&M value material is visible in the staff


area.

4D: Al information is up to date.


OMNI & NEW SOLLUTIONS:

5 5A: Store team is aware of new solutions and


services and use them according to Best
practices (Click collect, Oris, Pay later)

5B: Loyalty Program” Hello member” share of


receipts goal was achieved last week.

5C: All store scanners are docked daily. Broken


scanners process is followed.

5D: 5 basic demands, welcoming feeling,


friendly staff. Customer is prioritized over tasks.

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ROOM: first, salesmanship
Customer

6A: Service area is organized, contains correct


amount of minirails. All garments and
accessories sorted by sub index and placed on
Make a great customer experience possibleFITTING

hangers.

6B: Minirails emptied during the day, plan for


runners. The only garments going inti the fitting
rooms are for customers to try on.
“BP fitting room”

6C: Retagging routines are followed: missing


price tags are always replaced for products;
loose price tags are cross cut/ destroyed if
found on floor.

TOOLS | FOLLOW UP CHECKLIST 3.

STEP GOAL DAILY EXPECTATIONS YES NO DEADLINE WHO

7A: Always have enough tills open for the


CASH DESK:

customers. (Number of tills planned and


7 reaction to queue) BP Cash desk.

7B: Loyalty Program “Hello Member” is actively

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promoted at the cash desks

7C: Cash desk areas are ready for the day!


Gift cards and bags are always refilled and
stored in a correct way.
Make a great customer

7D: Repack kit is placed at each cash desk to


experience possible

handle damaged packaging & replace price tags.

7E: Returned and hold garments are cleared


daily.

SUCCESSES OPPERTUNITIES

ACTION PLAN

General Information

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