Systems and methods for managing product location information

The method of claim 3-41, further comprising:

• receiving multiple planograms that each include location information for multiple items in a store section;
• for one of the sections in the aisle, receiving a scanned identifier of one item located in the one section;
• determining one of the multiple planograms that includes the identifier of the one item;
• and
• automatically populating a user interface display of the one section to present identifiers of other of the items in the one section, based on contents of the identified planogram, without requiring additional scanning to obtain identifiers of the other items.

A method for managing product location information, the method comprising:

• managing location information about products arranged on an aisle of a store, the aisle comprising multiple sections each having multiple shelves that include at least some of the products and that each have an associated machine-readable location indicator, by:
• receiving an indication of a location corresponding to a first one of the shelves, the indication received from a scanner operated by a user to scan the associated machine-readable location indicator;
• receiving one or more indicators of products on the first shelf, the indicators received from the scanner operated by the user, wherein the user did not perform any additional data entry operations after scanning the machine-readable location indicator;
• recording the received product indicators in association with location information for each of the products, based on the received location information;
• and
• preparing to record product indicators for a second shelf.

A system for managing and/or accessing store aisle location information, the system comprising:

• a processor;
• a memory;
• and
• a module that is stored in the memory and that is configured, when executed by the processor, to:
• manage location information about products arranged on an aisle of a store, the aisle comprising multiple sections each having multiple shelves that include at least some of the products and that each have an associated machine-readable location indicator, by:
• receiving an indication of a location corresponding to a first one of the shelves, the indication received from a scanner operated by a user to scan the associated machine-readable location indicator;
• receiving one or more indicators of products on the first shelf, the indicators received from the scanner operated by the user, wherein the user did not perform any additional data entry operations after scanning the machine-readable location indicator;
• recording the received product indicators in association with location information for each of the products, based on the received location information;
• and
• preparing to record product indicators for a second shelf.