Julia Belo
Webinar contributor · Leafio AI LinkedIn2 episodes

Questions Julia Belo answered
Yes. Clusters can use available indicators and descriptive attributes, including regions or store groups, although LEAFIO generally recommends using no more than about five parameters to keep the cluster structure understandable.
Webinar: How to Eliminate Revenue Loss from Missing Items25:31
Yes. Recommendations account for shelf capacity, while manual assortment changes can be checked against capacity, supplier rules and the approved strategy before a SKU is added.
Webinar: How to Eliminate Revenue Loss from Missing Items27:34
Custom roles and permissions can give store managers limited access to assortment matrices and communication features while hiding sensitive dashboards or analytics. Access can also be restricted to particular stores or pages.
Webinar: How to Eliminate Revenue Loss from Missing Items31:40
Yes. Strategic limits can require products or segments to remain represented, creating boundaries within which the recommendation engine operates; otherwise, teams can choose to follow the performance-driven recommendation.
Webinar: How to Eliminate Revenue Loss from Missing Items36:45
Store capacity, fixture availability, and other space information can be incorporated into clustering and assortment constraints. Detailed decisions about facings and product presentation remain within the shelf-efficiency and planogramming solution.
Webinar: Category Manager’s Toolkit — Drive Profitability Through Smarter Assortment Decisions44:04 · with Brad Mitchler
In Julia Belo's words
“Those recommendations take into account the capacity of stores.”
Webinar: How to Eliminate Revenue Loss from Missing Items22:28
