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Intelligent shelf control system use case diagram mapping real-time shelf analysis, stock prediction, and automated replenishment workflows across managers, warehouse staff, and external systems. The system captures shelf images via CCTV, analyzes consumption patterns to predict stockouts, and generates intelligent alerts that drive manager decisions and operational tasks. Store managers receive stock reports and alerts to approve replenishments, while warehouse staff execute restocking tasks and confirm completion. This architecture demonstrates how computer vision, predictive analytics, and task automation reduce manual inventory checks and prevent lost sales from empty shelves. Fork this diagram on Diagrams.so to customize actors, use cases, or integrate with your retail management platform. The design separates concerns across AI analysis, human decision-making, and operational execution—a best practice for retail automation systems.

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This diagram illustrates how an intelligent shelf control system captures shelf images via CCTV, analyzes consumption patterns to predict stockouts, and generates alerts that guide manager decisions and warehouse replenishment tasks. Actors include managers who approve restocking, warehouse staff who execute replenishment, and an AI assistant that analyzes patterns and suggests actions, all coordi