Knowledge Check - M3 Standard Definitions

In an IRC Consumer Intercept task, it is important to tap the Instructions to read all the details of what you are being asked to do. This will provide you with the necessary information and guidelines for the task. Additionally, tapping the product itself to get product details is important as it will help you gather relevant information about the product. By doing these actions, you will be able to execute your IRC Consumer Intercept work effectively and accurately.

The statement is true because it states that you can tap the quantity number next to the plus and minus button to display the keypad and directly input your quantity. This implies that there is a feature available where users can input their desired quantity directly through a keypad by tapping on the quantity number.

When executing an IRC Consumer Intercept, it is important not to disrespect other brands by making rude comments about competitor products. This behavior can create a negative impression and may harm the reputation of the company conducting the intercept. It is important to maintain professionalism and focus on providing helpful information about the IRC and how it can benefit the consumer.

The task of talking with a shopper about a product and handing them a coupon would be defined as a consumer intercept. This involves engaging with potential customers in a retail setting, initiating a conversation about a product, and offering them a coupon as an incentive to make a purchase.

The manager's office is not a common pack out location because it is typically not used for storing or organizing items for display or checkout. Pack out locations are usually areas where products are stored or displayed for customers to see and purchase, such as the home location, display, or checkout areas. The manager's office is more commonly used for administrative tasks and meetings, rather than for packing out products.

On the Resolve Task screen, the task title that you would tap to report on how many IRCs you handed out to shoppers is "IRCs Handed Out". This task title specifically refers to the action of distributing IRCs to shoppers and would allow you to accurately track and report the number of IRCs distributed.

The explanation for the given correct answer is that M3 work should be reported in M3, as stated in the question. It is specified that all other work assigned from SalesTrak should be reported in SalesTrak. Therefore, the statement "M3 work is reported in M3" is true, as it aligns with the given information.

By tapping the plus or minus keys, you can report on how much product is on the shelf. This suggests that there is a system or software in place where you can input the quantity of product either by adding or subtracting it. This method allows for accurate tracking of the product inventory on the shelf.

The correct answer is "Select the product, adjust the quantity by using the plus or minus buttons, tap ‘OK’, tap Save". This process involves first selecting the product that needs to be reported, then adjusting the quantity by either adding or subtracting using the plus or minus buttons. After that, the user taps 'OK' to confirm the quantity adjustment and then taps 'Save' to save the updated information.

When you need to identify where the display is to be set-up, you would click on the "Instructions" option. This is because the instructions typically provide step-by-step guidance on how to set up the display, including information on its location. The product picture may give you a visual representation of the display, but it may not provide specific instructions on where to set it up. The task title is unlikely to provide the necessary information on display set-up.

To learn about a product's details including UPC, product size, or the on-hand count, you need to tap the product image. This suggests that there is additional information available by selecting or clicking on the product image, which will provide the desired details about the product. The other options, going to the Department Manager or going to the Instructions, do not specifically mention accessing the product details, making them less likely to be the correct answer.

The statement is true because the "Scan UPCs" function allows you to scan multiple products at once. After scanning, you can assign one Task Resolution to all the scanned products. This helps in efficiently managing and resolving tasks related to multiple products without the need to assign individual resolutions to each product separately.

The given answer is False because it states that you should answer the questions in the Resolve Task menu before starting your work. However, this statement contradicts the usual practice of answering questions after completing the task, as answering questions before starting the work may lead to inaccurate or incomplete responses.

Once you click Finish Store, it means that you have completed and finalized the task. The action of clicking this button submits the task and it cannot be retrieved or undone. Therefore, the statement "Once you click Finish Store, a task is submitted, and you cannot retrieve it" is true.

The given correct answer is "True". However, without any context or question provided, it is not possible to provide a specific explanation for why the answer is true.

The difference between Area POP and Product POP lies in the placement of the POP (Point of Purchase) material. Area POP requires the POP to be placed in the area of the product, while Product POP requires the POP to be placed directly on the product itself.

When resolving tasks, it is acceptable to leave some task responses blank if no action was taken. This means that if a task does not require any action or if the task is not applicable, it is acceptable to leave the response blank. This allows for efficient task management and ensures that only relevant information is recorded.

In the Select Task Resolution screen, you cannot select conflicting check boxes such as "IRCs Placed" and "No Action Taken."

The correct answer is "Quantity Placed & Placement Area". This means that in order to complete the Placement Details resolution in the IRC Product Placement Resolve Task menu, you need to provide information about both the quantity of the product placed and the specific area where it was placed.

After resolving or reporting on a task, you will see a green checkmark next to the Resolve Task question, indicating that the task has been successfully resolved. Additionally, you will see a line through the product name at the top of the screen, indicating that the task related to that product has been completed.

In the given task, it is stated that you are required to tap every product when there are multiple products shown in the task detail view. However, the correct answer is False. This means that it is not necessary to tap every product in the task detail view. There could be other instructions or requirements for the display task, but tapping every product is not one of them.

The explanation for the given answer is that in order to retain existing consumers and attract new ones, retailers need to ensure that products are readily available on the shelves. This involves conducting tasks such as New Item Cut-Ins, which refers to introducing new products to the store's inventory, Distribution Checks to ensure that products are being distributed properly to different locations, and Alerts to promptly address any issues with product availability. Additionally, Display Set-Ups are important for visually appealing product displays that can attract customers.