Understand
Name the customer, the trip, and the operating reality before touching anything.
The operator path
Pick your pain
Holding windows, waste logs, and the trial loop that finds the leak.
Go to the zone →Zone 04Rank the doors by velocity and give the best sellers the center.
Go to the zone →Zone 10The counter audit: what earns space, what slows the queue.
Go to the zone →Zone 11ID policy, placement rules, refusal logs — documented, not assumed.
Go to the zone →Zone 12Delivery cadence, invoice checks, and one home per category.
Go to the zone →Zone 13Twice-daily counts, morning reviews, and shrink you count instead of guess.
Go to the zone →Navigation, not a score.
Name the customer, the trip, and the operating reality before touching anything.
Work the readiness questions: equipment, labor, safety, economics.
One offer, one daypart, one measurement window. Small enough to stop cleanly.
Judge against the questions you set. Stop, fix and re-run, or scale — in writing.
The four-stage loop plus the readiness questions — with a checklist you can run today.
Open the playbook →45 field checksThree practical checks per zone. Walk the store with your phone and see what the walk sees.
Start the audit →50 state profilesAlcohol, tobacco, lottery, programs — the rules change at every border. Find yours.
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