Optimising Inventory Accuracy Through RFID Audits for Major Beauty Brand
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The supermarket chain, required RGIS to provide the following within a tight time frame of one week per store:
The discount supermarket chain required stock to be moved included fresh product groups and update exisiting shelf labels.
The supermarket chain partnered with RGIS to complete the store reset project. RGIS provided the following for the supermarket:
Scheduled teams of between five and ten RGIS staff per store for eight hours per day
RGIS team removed all stock from shelves and removed shelving
Shelf labels were sorted into the correct order
Shelves were replaced based on the planogram of the store and shelf labels attached
All stock including frozen, refrigerated and fresh stock were placed on shelving
The supermarket chain found that by outsourcing to RGIS the store reset project:
All shelving, shelf labels and stock were removed and replaced within the tight timeframe of one week per store
The supermarket reopened the stores knowing all stock, shelving and shelf labelling was accurate and correct
The stores were planogram compliant

By partnering with RGIS to deliver complex store resets within an extremely tight timeframe, the discount supermarket chain successfully relocated fresh, chilled, and frozen stock while maintaining operational control. RGIS’s structured execution ensured all shelving, labels, and products were correctly reinstated in line with planograms. As a result, each store reopened on time with accurate shelf labelling, compliant layouts, and full confidence that stock was correctly positioned and ready for customers.