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Are Retailers Omnichannel Ready?

Bill Hardgrave Auburn University

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Are Retailers Omnichannel Ready?

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Are Retailers Omnichannel Ready?

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Are Retailers Omnichannel Ready?

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Almost 80% of retailers believe they are “omnichannel ready”

Are Retailers Omnichannel Ready?

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The Omnichannel house

Inventory Accuracy

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Retailer claim: 99% inventory accuracy

Reality: 990 out of 1000 items in a category

Omnichannel Ready?

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PI=actual PI<actual PI>actual Frozen Home 31% 21% 48% 25% Floor care 39% 33% 28% 9% Small appl. 31% 20% 49% 17% Electronics 39% 13% 48% 30% Boys wear 61% 18% 21% 8%

Reported IA: 87%

Inventory Accuracy

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  • Must blend the two channels into one

seamless channel – completely invisible to the consumer

Seamless Customer Experience

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Test of Seamlessness

  • Logged on off-site via laptop
  • Made a purchase (shipped to home)
  • Made a purchase (pick up in store)
  • Searched for several items
  • Opened app
  • Searched for several items; no recognition of above
  • Went to the store; used store WiFi
  • Picked up items; browsed in store for items browsed on-line
  • Result: Store did not associate my online presence with my in-store

presence

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Retailer claim: SfS pick rate of 100% Reality: Items only go on pick list if more than 8 in

stock

Omnichannel Ready?

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  • 35-65% pick rate issues
  • One retailer: 80% pick declines
  • 43% at least tried SfS last year
  • Potential: national retailer reducing sales floor space

and using for mini-fulfillment center

SfS

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Retailer claim: 99% BOPIS fulfillment

Reality: Filling 99% of orders not canceled by customer Reality: 70% of BOPIS orders in one category cancelled due to short search window; customers were given

  • ption to ‘cancel’ order (but: 40% attachment for

those that are successful)

Omnichannel Ready?

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  • Great potential!
  • More than 60% offer BOPIS
  • 60% of Lowe’s online orders are BOPIS
  • 43% of Home Depot’s online orders are BOPIS
  • 67% of surveyed consumers indicated using

BOPIS at least once in past 6 months

  • 75% of BOPIS users bought something else

BOPIS

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  • “Hidden” use (ROBIS) – 74% check before going to

store

  • For one retailer:
  • 28% BOPIS customers made unplanned purchases
  • >$18M on ~2M transactions

BOPIS

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  • But …
  • 17% of retail apps display in-store quantities
  • 31% of customers describe BOPIS as smooth

process

  • 24% of BOPIS orders not ready, despite message
  • therwise
  • 67% of BOPIS customers had a bad experience of

some type

BOPIS

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Test of BOPIS

  • While in store (without using store app or store WiFi)
  • Randomly select items from at least 5 categories
  • Go to website via mobile device
  • Check availability of items shown online against actual shelf quantity
  • Initiate BOPIS order: How many? When?
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Test of BOPIS

  • What can be considered BOPIS?
  • Pick up in 1 hour?
  • Pick up in 4 hours?
  • Pick up next day?
  • Pick up in XX days?
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Departments Sampled

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Test of BOPIS: Examples

  • Electronics:
  • 3 on shelf; 3 available for pickup in 4 days
  • Toys:
  • 7 on shelf; 7 available for pickup in 2 days
  • Automotive:
  • 10 on shelf; 10 available for pickup the next day
  • 2 on shelf; only 1 available for pickup in 2 days
  • Wiper blades: ‘pair’ – both with 5+ on shelf; one available for pickup

today; one available for pickup in 4 days.

  • Office supplies:
  • 7 on shelf; not available for pickup
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Test of BOPIS: Examples

  • Tools:
  • 2 on shelf; website shows 17 in stock; 2 allowed for pickup
  • Garden:
  • 4 on shelf; website shows 15 in stock; 4 allowed for pickup
  • 4 on shelf; website shows 2 in stock; 2 allowed for pickup
  • Bath:
  • 4 on shelf; website shows 4 in stock; 4 allowed for pickup
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Test of BOPIS: Examples

  • Housewares:
  • 4 on shelf; not available for pickup
  • 4 on shelf; 4 available for pickup
  • 4 on shelf; 3 available for pickup
  • Shoes/apparel:
  • 1 on shelf; ‘only 26 available for purchase’; only 1 available for pickup
  • 2 on shelf; ‘not available for store pickup’
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Test of BOPIS: Examples

  • Electronics:
  • 2 on shelf; ‘only 1 left’; 1 available for pickup
  • 2 on shelf; not available for pickup
  • Kitchen:
  • 5 on shelf; ‘only 1 left’; 1 available for pickup
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Test of BOPIS: Examples

  • Books:
  • 1 on shelf; ‘call store to reserve’
  • 3 on shelf; ‘quantity 2’
  • 2 on shelf; ‘out of stock at this store’
  • 2 on shelf; ‘limited quantity’
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Test of BOPIS: Examples

  • Apparel:
  • 5 on shelf; ‘unavailable at this location’
  • 4 on shelf; ‘1 left’
  • 3 on shelf; ‘out of stock’
  • 9 on shelf; does not appear on website
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Test of BOPIS: Examples

  • Will not show quantity at store until you add it to cart, then

will let you know whether or not store has it

  • Will not show a store until you select the quantity and place

into cart; then will show store that has it

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Test of BOPIS: Examples

  • One retailer allows you to order anything for BOPIS, but then

cancel it if they can’t fill it, rather than checking/trusting inventory count to keep you from ordering.

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BOPIS Performance

Retailer Accurate Unavailable More on shelf Less on shelf A 0% 60% 32% 8% B-1 4% 84% 0% 12% C-1 8% 60% 4% 28% D 8% 0% 92% 0% E 8% 48% 4% 40% F 12% 24% 40% 24% G-2 16% 8% 28% 48% H-2 16% 0% 36% 48% I 16% 48% 24% 12% J 24% 24% 52% 0% K 28% 20% 36% 16% L 40% 8% 40% 12% M 44% 4% 32% 20% N 60% 36% 4% 0% O 80% 0% 8% 12% P-1 84% 4% 12% 0%

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Test of BOPIS: Observations

  • Hedging: waiting to check; delaying the pickup
  • No clue: no pattern of under or over
  • Faux BOPIS
  • Hiding inventory: setting high thresholds
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0% 25% 50% 75% 100% SKUs

> 2 units > 2 units

Hiding Inventory

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0% 25% 50% 75% 100% SKUs

> 1 unit > 1 unit

Hiding Inventory

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0% 25% 50% 75% 100% SKUs

> 0 units 1 unit

Hiding Inventory

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> 0 units Individual Stores

Hiding Inventory

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  • To deliver a great customer experience, retailers must

be fundamentally sound

  • It starts with inventory accuracy
  • 81% of retailers indicate inventory accuracy is an obstacle to
  • mnichannel

Customer Experience

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Inventory Accuracy Inventory Sales Customer satisfaction Replenish- ment Product availability Forecast

Inventory Accuracy: Traditional

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Inventory Accuracy Inventory Sales Customer satisfaction Replenish- ment Product availability Forecast Expose inventory BOPIS/ ROBIS Search Unplanned purchases Ship from Store

Inventory Accuracy: Omnichannel

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Omnichannel Ready?

  • Retailers struggle with providing the simplest of the
  • mnichannel capabilities: BOPIS
  • Only 1 retailer among those we tested would be

considered BOPIS capable

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Thank you

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