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Pain points in business: what people struggle with
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Hard-to-Find In-Store Items
Shoppers and staff waste time hunting for products because store apps and signage lack accurate aisle, shelf, and stock data.
In their words
Instacart gave me zero aisle numbers. Zero location tags. Just vibes and giant boxes hidden somewhere behind a maze of outdoor patio furniture.
This happens ALL the time. How is it that hard to put back???
The item shows up in the frequently searched, you click on it.... to no avail. "Sorry it looks like we don't have it." But I've bought it here before!
Had to walk in the dead center of the store for it to register that i was actually in the store.
I have a timed job to do leave me alone! I’ve had so many runs that would’ve been over the 100 mark if 15 people didn’t ask me where something is during the run.
We miss so many sales opportunities by being understaffed and focusing on things that frankly don’t matter.
Spending 15 minutes finding the one health supplement the customer ordered out of a sea of others is so frustrating
No, you get for me, I'm timed.
noy being able to see secondary location is going to significantly reduce my picking speed
take pictures during our pick trip and put it in a WhatsApp group and an 'availability champion' will get the item from the back
Customers will come to SCO and ask the Cashiers technical questions about tools or how to help build something they're working on.
It takes up so much of my time every shift.
Retail shoppers and staff
Where they talk
- r/InstacartShoppers
- r/HomeDepot
- r/Sparkdriver
- r/OGPBackroom
- r/doordash_drivers
- r/walmartogp
- r/DoorDashDrivers
- r/Target
Tools they use today
- DoorDash
- Instacart
- Spark driver app
- Microsoft Store
- Target app
- Walmart app
- Zebra
- Home Depot
Why those fall short
- logs out, won't sign in, scanner needs multiple taps, punches geo-locked
- Search shows everything but what was typed; wording-sensitive; data fields misformatted
- Zebra search shows out of stock or no location even when item is on shelf
- search function is garbage, never pulls up what you actually need
- app gives same or worse incorrect information
Map of ideas
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