Flow Diagram of the operartion day 
Personas Workday
For a perfect workday operation, we rely on two professionals: the
data supervisor and the field team. Their roles are as follows:
Data Supervisor: This person is responsible for performing and reviewing
registrations, approving images, and conducting and monitoring training. It
acts in the back office, and may delegate part of its functions, as appropriate.
Field team (merchants): Using the mobile application, these persons go to
the sales locations to capture data to execute the planograms.
General flow discription
For automatic recognition, it is necessary to register products in the IRE
through the backoffice. Within these products, image catalogs are
registered, representing different forms of seasonal variations and specific
packaging.
It is important to note that the inclusion of new products or packaging
requires retraining of the recognition model. If these new products are not
inserted into the planogram, they will not be part of the recognition analysis
performed by the system.
The automatic recognition is based on machine learning. The images in the
catalogs are used as examples for the system to learn to recognize the
products.
After making changes to the products and catalogs, training is required to
improve recognition, ensuring that the model is up to date with the new
additions.
When the data supervisor or field operation person synchronizes on the
mobile application, the planograms and product recognition are updated.
When capturing an image, the system will try to automatically recognize the
product, considering only the products present in the planogram.
It is important to ensure that all new products are correctly registered and
included in the planogram so that the system can perform the correct
recognition analysis. Incorrect or missing identifications can be edited to
improve the accuracy of the system.
Edited images go through approval in the backoffice to be added as new
examples in the catalogs. The system improves its recognition as new
images are approved and retrained, following good practices. The quality of
automatic detections can be monitored through dashboards.
