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How Retailers Can Harness the Link Between Inventory Accuracy and Customer Loyalty

How Retailers Can Harness the Link Between Inventory Accuracy and Customer Loyalty

Posted by FieldStack, August 27, 2025
Ask any retailer what keeps their business alive, and the answer is almost always the same: loyal customers. The folks who swing by every week, grab what they need, and tell their friends why they shop with you. Most of us think about loyalty in terms of rewards programs, ...

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