In optimized planograms, in addition to the replenishment criteria, the number of packages in the planogram can also be set according to different priority levels.

The number of width packages is set in the Component tab.

We will show the effect of setting priority levels on the number of BUs in width with the example of a product that has passed the replenishment criteria and is placed in the planogram. The optimal number of placed packages in width is 1 BU.

1. Optional priority level

This is an optional priority level, Quant places the optimal number of pieces in width, i.e. 1 BU.

Optional priority levelWe will now increase the number of minimum packages to width to 3 BUs. Although 3 packages are too many according to the sales of this product, Quant must place this number of packages. If at least 3 packages would not fit, the product would be completely eliminated from the planogram and not even 1 unit would be placed.Higher number of Min Packages2. Required priority level

If the product passes the replenishment criteria, it behaves the same as a product with an optional priority level - it places the optimal number of BUs.

The difference from the optional priority level is that the required priority level does not allow Quant to exclude a product from a planogram if the replenishment criteria are not met due to low sales.

3. Fixed priority level

Quant places the number of BUs that fall within the range that is set in the Component tab. Sales of such a product are ignored.

Fixed priority level

The priority levels are described in more detail in the Setting of Priority Levels manual.