Standard Analyses in RIS 

 

The Retail Information System contains a number of Standard Analyses to evaluate data from different perspectives. You can usually evaluate data at the merchandise category aggregation level in SAP Retail.

Information Structures form the basis for the standard analyses. During a standard analysis, data from the information structures is read, stock levels are calculated and the calculated key figures are determined.

You can use the Switch Information Structure function to execute a detail analysis at other levels. You can, for example, display all the articles for a merchandise category and use this function to change to the Article information structure (S085) or to Article/Add-On (S087), thus performing evaluations at a lower aggregation level.

You can use the Early Warning System for all standard analyses to set an Exception and display this in the exception analysis. The exception analysis acts as a filter; this means, only the exceptional situations are displayed. These can be highlighted in color. More information about the Early Warning System and other tools of the Logistics Information System can be found in the SAP Menu under Info Systems ® Logistics ® Retail ® Tools in the documentation for LIS.

You can use the following standard analyses in the Retail Information System:

Retail-specific standard analyses

Business area

Standard analysis

Purchasing

Purchasing

 

Open to Buy (Open-to-Buy)

 

Subsequent Settlement

Sales

STRPS (Short-Term Retail Profitability Statement)

 

Customer/Merchandise Category

Article

Article

 

Article/Add-On

 

Customer/Article

Special Processes

Promotion

 

Season

 

Perishables

 

Physical Inventory

 

Additionals

Sales Audit

Cashier

 

Sales as per Receipts

 

POS Balancing

 

Article Aggregation at POS

Market-Basket Analysis

Sales as per Receipts

 

Receipt

 

Receipt/Article

 

Companion Sales

Rough Workload Estimate

Overview

See also:

Procedures in Limit Planning

Exceptions

Retail Information System: Information Structures

Characteristics and Key Figures: Retail Information System