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A launch starts with the right destinations. Your integration can pre-assign locations for each style through the API.

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I am Wallie. I help your planners turn those assignments into a store-level allocation, with the detail available for review.

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For PUMA, that means keeping the assortment decision connected to execution, instead of rebuilding the destination list for every launch.

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The planner opens a style and selects the locations to work on alongside the order and size breakdown.

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The order view separates the outstanding purchase order from the quantity already allocated, so the planner can see what remains.

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From here, select the locations to work on and ask Wallie to calculate the allocation.

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Review the proposal at store and size level. The planner can adjust quantities before saving the plan.

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That review keeps the launch decision in the planner’s hands, while reducing repetitive quantity entry.

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Store capacity adds context: how much stock is already there, and how much the location is intended to hold.

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Unit capacity manages stock volume. Option capacity manages the number of distinct options carried by the location.

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Display stock is a separate setting: a minimum quantity for a particular style and size.

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These are different controls. A broad assortment can fit the option limit and still need a different depth of stock.

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Which display requirement matters for PUMA: minimum presentation quantities, a physical space limit, or both?

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For stockroom planning, the proposed workflow separates backroom stock from sales-floor stock and gives each store a clear reading.

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The planner can see whether backroom stock is above its agreed maximum and inspect the affected location.

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Where should that threshold guide a review, and where should it prevent an additional delivery?

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Launch timing connects these decisions to the trading calendar and the receiving operation.

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Which dates are hard constraints: the first selling date, a promotional start, or an embargo?

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Should a delayed delivery be split, moved to another wave, or held for a planner’s approval?

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Together, we can define those launch rules around PUMA’s operating model and demonstrate the agreed flow with your data.

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Start with assigned stores, review the allocation, and make the release decision with the relevant capacity and timing context.