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Replenishment Planner

Plan store replenishment using sales velocity, stock, safety stock, inbound inventory, service level, suggested orders, transfers, and exceptions.

This table reference covers retail & store operations. Its sample screen includes Running shoes · size 9 and Protein bars · chocolate and the Create order action. Adapt its workflow to your product and design system.

Replenishment Planner

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At a glance

Screen

Table

Primary action

Create order

Pattern

Replenishment Planner table

State

Default, loading, empty, error, permission, success

Design system

Adaptable product UI theme

What this screen helps with

The replenishment planner screen supports “Create order” while keeping overview and recommendations in view. It should show the current state even when data is missing or access is restricted.

What to look for

  • Primary action: Create order
  • Main area: Overview brings the user to the relevant workflow
  • Related area: Recommendations keeps nearby context accessible
  • Suggested units: 12.8k in the sample screen
  • Stockouts: 24 in the sample screen
  • Example 1: Running shoes · size 9
  • Example 2: Protein bars · chocolate
  • Input: On hand

States to consider

  • Default: Show the main workflow and its available next step
  • Loading: Retain table headers, sort order, and selected filters
  • Empty: Distinguish no records from no matches for the current filters
  • Error: Preserve selected rows and clarify whether any batch changes saved
  • Access: Show which actions require a role or permission
  • Success: Confirm the result after Create order and say what happens next

Where it fits

Overview → Recommendations → Create order → Review result

Patterns in this screen

Replenishment Planner table, Overview, Recommendations, permission handling, error recovery

UX choices to review

Show the columns that help someone choose the next action

In this example, Running shoes · size 9 is one of the records worth checking. Keep the sample data clearly separate from a live system.

Preserve filters and sort order as people open records and return

Make status, ownership, and exceptions easy to scan, including smaller screens

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Design a replenishment planner screen for an existing retail & store operations product. Use our actual design system, components, and content rules. Cover Overview and Recommendations, include believable records such as Running shoes · size 9, and make "Create order" easy to find. Map empty, loading, error, permission, and success states. Keep the result editable in Figma.

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