Systems and methods for in-store product customization
AssigneeWm. Wrigley Jr. Company
InventorsChristopher CARR, Chandan G. JOGUR, Rory Lee BYRA
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AssigneeWm. Wrigley Jr. Company
InventorsChristopher CARR, Chandan G. JOGUR, Rory Lee BYRA
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A kiosk application executing on a kiosk device located in a store may receive an indication to start a customization session, and request a virtual queue status. A code request user interface may be provided for display on the kiosk device in response to receiving an active virtual queue status, and an input code may be received. In response to receiving a verification that the input code matches a code assigned to a user for the virtual queue, a customization session may be initiated by requesting generation of a cart and providing a plurality of user interfaces for display on the kiosk device. Customization data and order-related data input via the user interfaces may be received and provided as cart data for association with the cart. Upon a transaction for the order being approved, the cart may be converted to an order. A fulfillment of the order may be initiated.
A method for in-store customization of products performed by a kiosk application executing on a kiosk device located in a store, the method comprising:
A kiosk device located in a store for providing in-store customization of products, the kiosk device comprising:
A non-transitory computer-readable medium configured to store instructions associated with a kiosk application that, when executed by a processor of a kiosk device located in a store, cause the processor to perform operations for in-store customization of products, the operations comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.