Optimalisasi dan Manajemen Operasi

The audit manager will define the area to be audited, identifying each section and what elements need to be present. Next, a checklist for each area will be established. Items to check would include exits being blocked, goods located in hazardous areas, the cleanliness  of shopping areas, etc. Finally, the assignment of an audit alerts the system to begin the process using pictures or video according to the needs in each area. Images and footage can be sent to the relevant auditor by way of a mobile app or another system client.

Using Hikvision’s Smart Retail Solution, the auditing process might look something like this: the primary personnel in charge of the security audit would schedule and outline the steps in the process. Once initiated and completed, the audit results would be generated. If the process is deemed satisfactory, a report is produced and any necessary follow-up would be ready for the relevant personnel. If the process shows that requirements are not fulfilled or incomplete, those results, too, would be generated. A “problem list” would be sent to the responsible party so that a new checklist would be available.

The process of rectifying the results would be as simple as going down the list and make sure everything was set in order.

It’s always more accurate and intuitive to have a visualized data dashboard than a page of summary. With the Hikvision solution, managers will be able to check for statistics such as average number of problems, ranking, pass rate, etc. With the audit history function, all the data and reports will be safely stored for future reference. All statistics you need are only a few clicks away – that’s the digital way to do retail!