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How customers use Alloy

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We invited all our users to provide their feedback on Alloy, and received 45 responses over two weeks. Feedback came from both new customers, who had just started using Alloy, as well as customers who have happily been on Alloy’s platform a year or more. On a scale of 1–5, users rated Alloy an average of 4.0

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The supply chain tips that made Moose Toys a “Walmart Supplier of the Year”

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Headline: The supply chain tips that made Moose Toys Walmart’s Supplier of the Year. It’s no accident that Moose Toys was awarded Walmart Toy Supplier of the Year at the retailer’s annual supply chain conference earlier this year. The key is that there is a lot of flexibility within Walmart’s supply chain.

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How customers use Alloy.ai

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In addition, we received responses from a variety of titles – CXOs to managers and individual contributors – and functional areas, with the largest groups in Sales, Sales Ops and Supply Chain. Alloy’s daily, store/SKU-level sales and inventory data, in an easy-to-use format, greatly expanded the possibilities for insights.

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An Interview with Michael Hutzli, Engineering

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Michael Hutzli is an engineering team lead in Alloy’s Vancouver office. Before joining Alloy a bit over three years ago, he worked as a software engineer at Addepar in Mountain View and at AdNovum in Zurich, Switzerland. Why did you join Alloy? There were a few different factors that came together in my decision to join Alloy.

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Amazon Retail Analytics Basic vs. Premium: What’s the value?

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The sales and inventory data is typically used to analyze downstream supply chain dynamics such as sales patterns, stock movement, and returns. ARA Premium provides a number of metrics and reports that ARA Basic does not, such as traffic diagnostics and customer reviews.

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After your product ships (Part 1): Data retailers share and why it’s important

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monitoring what happens to product after it leaves your warehouse is integral to maintaining an efficient supply chain and maximizing sales opportunities. But out of that weekly or daily data deluge, what are the crucial metrics? Subscribe to the Alloy blog to get automatically notified when it’s available!

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Inventory and forecast data from retailers: After your product ships (Part 2)

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Part 1 of this series highlighted four of the most important retailer data points that suppliers need to maintain an efficient supply chain and maximize sales opportunities: Unit Sales (Net), Dollar Sales (Net), Price, and Retailer COGS. Weeks of Supply. For a more detailed explanation, check out Part 1 here.