Target Brands, Inc.

Joshua Wing

Matthew Michael Anderson

Aashimi Bhatia

Michelle Lyn Fuller

Jon Dejong

Abhijith Neerkaje

Molly S Brown

Manju Pandit

Adnan Hasanbhai

Andrew Abrahamson

Vignesh J

Sayak Chowdhury

Joshua Allen Reed

Anshika Chaurasia

Michael Staab

Shriram Prabhu S

Shriram Prabhu

Methods and systems for inventory management and control. One aspect is a method for inventory management and control, the method comprising receiving and aggregating inventory data from a plurality of nodes in a retail enterprise, receiving scheduled inventory actions and at least one constraint definition, detecting at least one inventory issue cause by the at least one constraint definition, and adjusting, automatically, at least one scheduled inventory action of the scheduled inventory actions based on the at least one inventory issue.

Methods and systems for inventory planning and control

Methods and systems for visualizing an inventory management and control. One method comprises receiving and aggregating inventory data from a plurality of nodes of a retail enterprise, scheduling a plurality of purchase orders for at least one item type based on the inventory data, generating inventory projections for the at least one item type based on the inventory data and the plurality of purchase orders, and rendering on a display, as part of a visualization tool user interface, a graphical view representing the inventory projections for the at least one item type, wherein the graphical view automatically updates based on inputs received for adjusting at least one purchase order of the plurality of purchase orders and inputs received for selecting at least one node or at least one group of nodes from the plurality of nodes.

In general, the present disclosure describes inventory management systems and methods which track all inventory of items within a retail supply chain. A computerized system aggregates inventory movement events to produce a common source of truth for the location and disposition of items within a supply chain. Order events and inventory events are received from multiple data sources. Additionally, a current inventory level for each item at each location within the supply chain is provided according to the data source. The computerized system normalizes the information in the event messages before it is stored in the centralized inventory database. The inventory information in the database can be accessed by multiple consumers through an API to obtain the most up-to-date information about the disposition and location of an item.

Method and system for tracking inventory including inventory level reconciliation across inventory tracking system

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Joshua Wing