Retail Allocator
Pubblicato il 07-10-2026 - FashionUnited Group in Milano
We are looking for an engaged and passionate Retail Allocator to join our Integrated Business Planning Function, in our HQ in Milan, Italy.
Overview
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We are looking for an engaged and passionate Retail Allocator to join our Integrated Business Planning Function, in our HQ in Milan, Italy.
Your Impact
The candidate will support Allocation and Replenishment activities, contributing to inventory optimization and product availability across markets, through data-driven analysis and cross-functional collaboration.
In particular, the Retail Allocator will be responsible for:
Manage allocation and replenishment activities across different geographical areas, ensuring the optimal balance between inventory levels, demand and commercial priorities
Monitor and analyze stock levels, orders, shipments and forecast data, identifying potential issues and supporting corrective actions when necessary
Track and evaluate key performance indicators such as Sell Through, Weeks of Supply, Stock Cover, Out of Stock and Overstock to assess inventory performance
Identify and manage situations of overstock, understock, and out-of-stock by proposing allocation, replenishment, stock transfer and rebalancing actions
Coordinate stock rebalancing activities across markets, regions and channels to maximize sales opportunities and improve inventory productivity
Support forecasting and inventory planning activities through analysis of historical data, sales trends, coverage levels and future product availability
Monitor inbound and outbound shipments, coordinating with relevant departments to resolve delays, discrepancies or operational issues
Support shipment and allocation prioritization processes in situations of limited product availability, balancing business priorities and market requirements
Prepare and maintain regular reporting and ad hoc