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The Reject Shop Data, Technology Stack, and Enterprise Applications
ERP Financial Management
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SAP Legacy SAP IS-Retail ERP Financial ERP Financial Management n/a 2007 2008
In 2007, The Reject Shop implemented SAP IS-Retail as its ERP Financial solution. The Reject Shop engaged CIBER Australia to implement SAP IS-Retail to support merchandising, finance and store operations for its expanding Australian discount retail chain. The implementation configured core merchandising, finance and store operations capabilities within SAP IS-Retail, aligning assortment management, inventory control and financial accounting. Configuration work emphasized retail transactional processing and centralized master data to support consistent pricing and replenishment workflows. SAP IS-Retail is described as the application providing the ERP Financial backbone for merchandising, finance and store operations. Operational scope covered the retailer's Australian store footprint and centralized back office disciplines, delivering centralized retail processes across multiple operational disciplines. The public report frames the engagement around centralized process orchestration rather than listing specific third party system integrations. CIBER Australia is named in the public report as the implementation partner responsible for delivery. Governance changes focused on standardizing retail workflows and centralizing process ownership across finance and merchandising teams, enabling a single ERP Financial platform for core retail functions. The public account highlights SAP IS-Retail as the implemented solution and CIBER Australia as the implementation partner.
HCM
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UKG Legacy UKG Pro Workforce Management Absence (ex UKG Dimensions Absence) Absence and Leave Management HCM n/a 2020 2020
In 2020, The Reject Shop implemented UKG Pro Workforce Management Absence (ex UKG Dimensions Absence) as part of a national workforce systems program. The Reject Shop UKG Pro Workforce Management Absence (ex UKG Dimensions Absence) Absence and Leave Management deployment was executed as a phased national rollout covering all 354 stores in Australia, targeting store operations, scheduling, payroll and absence administration. Phase 1 delivered automation of core workforce capabilities explicitly including payroll, timekeeping, shift scheduling, leave management, real time reporting and dataviews. Configuration work centered on absence and leave workflows, time capture rules and operational reporting used by store managers and payroll teams. Operational coverage extended across retail store managers, central payroll and workforce planning teams, with the implementation scoped to in‑store endpoints and centralized reporting views for national oversight. The rollout preserved discrete functional ownership for store operations and payroll while consolidating absence and leave management under the UKG Pro Workforce Management Absence application. Governance was managed through a contracted Project Manager who led the national roll out from July 2020 to December 2020, coordinating testing, pilot and implementation activities. Phase 2 planning included a coordinated pilot and staged implementation for optimised labour scheduling, with testing and pilot validation preceding broader scheduling deployment.
Applicant Tracking System HCM 2011 2011
Benefits Administration HCM 2020 2020
Payroll HCM 2014 2015
Payroll HCM 2020 2020
Time and Attendance HCM 2020 2020
Workforce Management HCM 2020 2020
Workforce Scheduling HCM 2020 2020
Collaboration
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Microsoft Legacy Microsoft 365 Collaboration Collaboration n/a 2016 2016
In 2016 The Reject Shop implemented Microsoft 365 as its Collaboration platform for its Australian retail operations covering 5,461 employees. The Reject Shop deployed Microsoft 365 to centralize email, document storage, real-time collaboration, and intranet capabilities. Microsoft 365 was configured with Exchange Online for enterprise email, SharePoint Online for intranet and document libraries, Microsoft Teams for real-time communications, and OneDrive for personal file sync, aligning with standard Collaboration capabilities. Configuration work included mailbox provisioning, SharePoint site collection design, Teams channel templates, and OneDrive storage policies to support corporate communications and store operations collaboration. The Microsoft 365 deployment is surfaced on The Reject Shop public website, signaling integration between the Collaboration platform and external web assets for content or contact workflows. Governance was established via centralized administration, role based access controls, and tenant level policies to manage site collections and collaboration spaces across departments. The Reject Shop Microsoft 365 Collaboration implementation impacted corporate communications, merchandising collaboration, and store level operational coordination.
Content Management
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Application, Web and Enterprise Search Content Management 2020 2020
Web Content Management Content Management 2020 2020
CRM
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Customer Experience CRM 2020 2020
Customer Support CRM 2020 2020
Marketing Analytics CRM 2020 2020
ITSM
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Application Performance Management ITSM 2017 2017
IT Service Management ITSM 2021 2021
PaaS
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Transactional Email PaaS 2020 2020
IaaS
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Application Hosting and Computing Services IaaS 2012 2012
Application Hosting and Computing Services IaaS 2017 2017
Application Hosting and Computing Services IaaS 2021 2021
Cloud Storage IaaS 2021 2021
Content Delivery Network IaaS 2019 2019
IT Decision Makers and Key Stakeholders at The Reject Shop
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FAQ - APPS RUN THE WORLD The Reject Shop Technographics

The Reject Shop is a Retail organization based in Australia, with around 5461 employees and annual revenues of $597.0 million.

The Reject Shop operates a diverse technology stack with applications such as SAP IS-Retail, UKG Pro Workforce Management Absence (ex UKG Dimensions Absence) and Microsoft 365, covering areas like ERP Financial, Absence and Leave Management and Collaboration.

The Reject Shop has invested in cloud applications and AI-driven platforms to optimize efficiency and growth, collaborating with vendors such as SAP, UKG and Microsoft.

The Reject Shop recently adopted applications including Atlassian Jira Service Desk in 2021, Amazon EC2 in 2021 and Microsoft Azure Blob Storage in 2021, highlighting its ongoing modernization strategy.

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