YOUA little context for Scout

“Our SKUs follow the same format.
The middle two parts identify the material.”

BSU0192-SDE-NUT-L

This is the material code

One example. A rule Scout can use across your products.

SCOUT

Got it. SDE-NUT is the material code. I’ll remember that format.

A RULE THAT BELONGS TO YOUR BUSINESS

BSU0192-SDE-NUT-L

Material = SKU parts 2 + 3

Your SKU format · rememberedGroup products using the material code.

Useful context for the next question. And the next job.

SCOUT

Next time you ask about materials, I’ll know how your products fit together.

YOU“Show me this week’s sales by material.”

YOUR PRODUCTS · THIS WEEK

SKU	UNITS SOLD
`BSU0192-SDE-NUT-L`	72
`BSU0192-SDE-NUT-M`	58
`BSU0204-SDE-NUT-S`	54

Same material. Different products and sizes. ↓

SDE-NUT184 units sold

Your SKU ruleApplied across every row
in this example.

SCOUT

I’ve grouped sales using the material codes you taught me.

FROM YOUR DATA TO SOMETHING USEFUL

Weekly material salesUnits sold · Grouped by your material codes

SDE-NUT

184

LTH-BLK

126

SDE-TAN

72

Across the three sample material groups382 units

material-sales.xlsxReady to review

SCOUT

Your report is ready—with product and size detail to help plan your factory order.

YOU“Perfect. Have this ready every Friday at 9.”

Weekly material salesRoutine saved

M5

T6

W7

T8

F9

S10

S11

Every Friday · 09:00London time

Next Friday’s reportYour grouping. The latest synced sales.

Scheduled

SCOUT

I’ll prepare it every Friday. You won’t need to explain your SKUs again.

YOUR BUSINESS. YOUR SCOUT.

A little knowledge.
A lot off your list.

Your business rulesSKU codes, product groups, definitions

✓

Your preferred outputsReports, spreadsheets, presentations

✓

Your ongoing jobsScheduled work and things to watch

✓

SCOUT

What would you like to take off your list next?

Teach Scout once.Put that knowledgeto work.

Teach Scout once.
Put that knowledge
to work.