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Digitizing Supermarket Operations for Perfect Store Execution swear Brands in the Middle East

Executive Summary: Across multi-format supermarkets, paper/excel routines and fragmented follow-ups kept shelf execution, cash controls, and hygiene inconsistent. Taqtics digitized supervisor checklists, standardized audits (with reviewer – approver flow), activated auto-corrective actions, and centralized dashboards. As a result, stores saw higher planogram compliance, fewer expiry breaches, faster ticket resolution, and stronger checkout etiquette measured via mystery shops.
Géant and Grandiose are leading supermarket groups in the Middle East, running a mix of hypermarkets, supermarkets, and convenience/express formats across urban and community locations. Their range spans FMCG, Fresh (produce, butchery, poultry, fishery), and in-store food service, with growing e-commerce operations alongside physical stores

PLANOGRAM & DAILY EXECUTION (FMCG + FRESH)

Challenges

Daily routines (availability, replenishment, FIFO/FEFO,
hygiene) were done — but proving they were done
right and on time was hard across sites and shifts.

Solutions with Taqtics

  • Digitized, scheduled checklists per section with .photo proof and due-times
  • Misses trigger alerts and escalate automatically.
  • Planogram checks added to the daily flow; near expiry and top-seller OOS prompts pushed as tasks.

MYSTERY SHOPPER CLOSING THE SERVICE GAP

Challenges

Mystery shop results flagged weak basics at the cash counter: greeting, payment prompt, bill handover etc.

Solutions with Taqtics

  • very miss auto-creates a task with owner and due date; managers see store/region trendlines.
  • Short “coaching checklists” run weekly to lock in behavior.

STORE AUDITS WITH L1/L2 REVIEW AND AUTO-CORRECTIVE ACTIONS

Challenges

Audits highlighted issues in ordering, receiving, GRV, cash management and appearance.

Approvals took days and action points piled up.

Solutions with Taqtics

  • Standard L1 L2 review; once approved, corrective actions go live with the right owner and SLA.
  • High/Med/Low risk flags drive priority and escalation rules.

INVENTORY DISCIPLINE (ORDERING, GRN/GRV, SUPPLIER SERVICE LEVEL)

Challenges

Findings called out conversion gaps, slow follow-ups on non deliveries, and low supplier service levels.

Solutions with Taqtics

  • Receiving/GRV checks embedded in audits; low service-level suppliers auto-escalated to Commercial.
  • Weekly “sleeping stock” watchlist with return/ markdown/transfer actions to section owners.

CASH CONTROLS & CHECKOUT DISCIPLINE

Challenges

Shift-to-shift variation: float handling, X/Z reports, petty cash, and inconsistent queue discipline.

Solutions with Taqtics

  • Cashier-in-Charge daily checklist (float, X/Z, reconciliation, spot checks) with finance review; tie service basics to MS coaching tasks.

ISSUE TICKETING (OPS + MAINTENANCE)

Challenges

Store teams raised issues on calls/chats. Routing relied on one person; repairs and responses lagged; no clean SLA view.

Solutions with Taqtics

  • Unlimited user access; auto-routing by category /region/vendor; MTTA/MTTR widgets and escalations on dashboards.

LEADERSHIP VISIBILITY

Challenges

Leaders spent hours compiling updates across audits, MS, cash, and inventory — hard to spot what was really driving misses.

Solutions with Taqtics

  • One dashboard view with risk heatmaps, L1/L2 status, planogram and MS trends, and supplier service level.
  • Rolling store/region scorecards for weekly ops reviews.

Results and Outcomes

Planogram compliance
Before Taqtics: 72%  →  After Taqtics: 90%
Cash-counter etiquette (MS)
Before Taqtics: 37.5%  →  After Taqtics: 88%
Audit approval cycle (L1>L2)
Before Taqtics: 3.2 Days  →  After Taqtics: 2.0 Days
GRV posting delays
Before Taqtics: 31%  →  After Taqtics: 16%
Routing time to correct owner
Before Taqtics: 20 Mins  →  After Taqtics: 8 Mins
MTTR
Before Taqtics: 2.0 Days  →  After Taqtics: 1.3 Days

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