Document the demand map
Record confirmed facts, attach supporting evidence, keep open questions visible and assign the next action to a named owner.
Build a product mix around real users, finished retail packs and an explicit substitution policy. A museum and gallery project may serve visitors, school groups and venue staff in entrances, exit zones and education spaces. Explain the recurring need and operating responsibility before narrowing equipment options. Use souvenirs, postcards, stationery and small collectibles in finished packaging. Product form, customer presentation, site limitations and daily service should be reviewed together. Pay attention to brand presentation, visitor flow and fragile packs. Record confirmed facts, attach supporting evidence, keep open questions visible and assign the next action to a named owner. Record confirmed facts, attach supporting evidence, keep open questions visible and assign the next action to a named owner. Record confirmed facts, attach supporting evidence, keep open questions visible and assign the next action to a named owner. Record confirmed facts, attach supporting evidence, keep open questions visible and assign the next action to a named owner. Record confirmed facts, attach supporting evidence, keep open questions visible and assign the next action to a named owner. Record confirmed facts, attach supporting evidence, keep open questions visible and assign the next action to a named owner. A product list is copied without local demand evidence. A changed package is treated as equivalent without review. A route, clearance or access condition remains unknown. An exception has no named decision maker. Initial discussion can start, but open items should remain visible and assigned instead of being treated as confirmed. No. A new SKU, package version or intended setup should be reviewed as a controlled change. Provide finished products, site evidence, users, quantity, payment preference, branding, delivery constraints and operating ownership.Museum and Gallery Vending Assortment Architecture: Core, Local and Seasonal SKUs
Start with the operating question
Six checkpoints for assortment architecture
Evidence before claimsDocument the demand map
Document the core range
Document the local range
Document the seasonal control
Document the substitution policy
Document the pack review
Buyer evidence register
Area
Evidence
Decision question
Users
visitors, school groups and venue staff
Which recurring need is being served?
Products
souvenirs, postcards, stationery and small collectibles
Which finished pack version is reviewed?
Site
entrances, exit zones and education spaces
What route or access fact remains open?
Operations
brand presentation, visitor flow and fragile packs
Who owns refill and exception closure?
Bring evidence, not guesses
Name routine owners
Four gaps to close
Ten items to confirm
Frequently asked questions
Can the project start before every detail is known?
Can one review cover later substitutions?
What improves a supplier quotation?