PLANNING TRANSFORMED: HOW HAWES & CURTIS ELEVATED SALES AND STOCK VISIBILITY
Heritage menswear brand Hawes & Curtis had outgrown their Excel-based planning setup, with stock intake and weekly performance becoming increasingly difficult to track as the business grew. The goal was to implement a tailored MFP and WSSI solution on board, delivering real-time insight, a consistent planning process, and intuitive dashboards to replace their reliance on spreadsheets.
They've all worked in the industry as well, so they've got that great level of detail.
Hawes & Curtis needed a centralised platform to bring structure and visibility to their sales and stock planning. Their existing Excel-based approach was limiting agility as the business scaled, making it harder to track weekly performance and stock intake with confidence. The project focused on implementing a robust MFP and WSSI framework, alongside week-by-week reporting dashboards, with a deliberately lightweight and collaborative delivery approach that kept the team engaged and the solution grounded in their day-to-day reality.
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