Special Orders Portal Analysis

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Special Orders Portal Analysis
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Final Frontier Project
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Special Orders Portal Analysis
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Analysis of the two special order systems currently in operation: Dallas (ZPB) and Akron (KJO), focusing on a portal rewrite that combines their functionalities.
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Special Orders Portal Analysis Dallas (ZPB) and Akron (KJO) Systems Prepared for: Final Frontier Project Discovery Period Analysis Target Deadline: August 2025 Analysis based on discovery meetings held November 10 and November 17, 2024 Executive Summary This document provides a comprehensive analysis of the two special order systems currently in operation: Dallas (ZPB) and Akron (KJO). The customer has requested a portal rewrite that combines the functionality of both systems, with a target delivery date before August 2025. The Parker Avery consulting team (Marty, Charlotte, Aaron, Clay, and Kathy) conducted discovery sessions to document current workflows, identify gaps, and establish requirements for the harmonized solution. Key Findings Dallas system uses single-use SKUs; Akron creates reusable SKUs enabling sales tracking and customer service replacements Critical gap: Dallas has $90,000+ annually stuck in refund cycles due to inability to replace orders without full refund Akron has catalog vendor capability (15-30 vendors) that Dallas lacks entirely Dallas pending payment issue: Orders can get stuck forever with no notification or recovery path Akron's knowledge base provides automation that reduces manual work over time through self-learning Dallas (ZPB) Special Order System Overview The Dallas special order system is characterized by a simpler workflow requiring a smaller team, but with significant limitations in SKU reusability and order recovery. Order Initiation Process Customer comes into store requesting special order (different size, metal change, etc.) Store associate uses Find Create Quote screen (also called Special Order NVC - purple screen in POS) Screen shows basic availability: sizes, weeks to make, metal colors, available changes If changes are outside standard range: store emails special order task team for cost/availability quote Quotes valid for 8 days unless vendor specifies otherwise Task team is corporate-based (remote), handles vendor
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2026-01-27T05:19:53+00:00
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2026-01-28T17:39:11+00:00
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Justin Wray
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Paul Franke
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