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The different scenarios where you can use the Metric Filter
So you've learned the basics of how our 'Add Metric filter' works - but what are some examples that may be useful for you to use this amazing beast of a filter? Here are a few examples to get you started:
Scenario #1 - Show me all the items I have in stock
i.e. you have product units in stock
Metric = Stock units
Criteria = greater than 0
Scenario #2 - Show me all the products that are out of stock
i.e. you have no units in stock
Metric = Stock units
Criteria = less than or equal to 0
Scenario #3 - Show me all the products that have broken sizing
i.e. you do not have 100% of your sizes in stock
Metric = Size availability % or Weighted size availability %
Criteria = less than 100
Scenario #4 - Show me the products that I am looking likely to run out of stock of in the next 4 weeks
i.e. you have 4 or fewer weeks of cover left
Metric = Spot Cover or Average 4-week cover
Scenario #5 - Using a double Metric filter, show me products that:
1) I am looking to run out of stock in the next 4 weeks
2) I do not yet have on order
i.e. you have 4 or less weeks of cover left and nothing on order
1st Metric filter
Metric = Spot Cover or Average 4-week cover
Criteria = greater than 0 AND less than or equal to 4
2nd Metric filter
Metric = Future Orders
Criteria = less than or equal to 0
Scenario #6 - Show me the products that I had missed the opportunity for, because I broke sizing in the first 4 weeks
Metric = First week a size broke
Criteria = less than or equal to 4
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