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**User Scenarios for Smart Grocery Management System**
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**User Scenarios for Smart Grocery Management System**
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Use Case: Managing Grocery Inventory & AI Grocery Scanning
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Scenario 1: Managing Grocery Inventory & AI Grocery Scanning
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Actors: Alex (a busy university student)
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Goals: Keep track of groceries and avoid buying duplicate items.
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Preconditions:
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- Alex has purchased groceries and has a receipt.
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- The AI Grocery Scanning feature is enabled.
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Summary:
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Alex wants to efficiently manage groceries by scanning receipts and updating inventory with automatic recognition of item details like name, price, and expiration date.
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Steps
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Actor Actions | System Responses
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| 1. Alex goes grocery shopping and buys fresh vegetables, dairy products, and snacks | No system interaction at this step |
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| 2. After returning home, Alex opens the app and selects the Scan Receipt option | Detects receipt scan |
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|3. Alex holds the receipt within the camera frame | - Extracts item details (name, price, expiration date) |
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|4. The app automatically recognizes the items and adds them to the inventory | Saves data into inventory |
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|5. Alex reviews and edits the inventory, adding custom notes (e.g., "Use milk first") | Allows the user to manually edit inventory |
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|6. A few days later, Alex checks the inventory before shopping again | Displays the updated inventory list before the next shopping session |
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Scenario 1: Managing Grocery Inventory & AI Grocery Scanning
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Scenario 1: Managing Grocery Inventory & AI Grocery Scanning
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