The alert
A store, a department, and a window that is still investigable
The physical count gives loss prevention one number per store per year with no date attached. This gives a location and a date range while the schedules, the receiving logs, and the CCTV retention window for that period all still exist.
It is not an accusation and it is not evidence about any person. The output is a location, a department, a date range, and the measures that moved. Who was working, what happened, and whether anything improper occurred are questions for an investigation run by people under the chain’s own policy. Treating an alert as a conclusion about an employee is a misuse of it.
- 1.Pull exception reports for store 1147 health and beauty from Aug 8 onward.
- 2.Schedule an off-cycle count on the affected categories rather than waiting for January.
- 3.Review CCTV retention for the window before it ages out, following the chain investigation policy.
- 1.Pull exception reports for store 1147 health and beauty from Aug 8 onward.
- 2.Schedule an off-cycle count on the affected categories rather than waiting for January.
- 3.Review CCTV retention for the window before it ages out, following the chain investigation policy.
A five hundred store chain with twelve departments and five measures is thirty thousand tests every night. At a five percent false positive rate and no correction that is fifteen hundred alerts a night, every one of them sending somebody to the wrong building. Benjamini-Hochberg is what makes the grid testable at all, and it is why this page shows four alerts rather than a queue.