TWI896952B - Method and apparatus for generating item related information - Google Patents

Abstract

Disclosed is a method of generating item related information in a server, the method including acquiring a plurality of supply estimation sheets provided by an item supplier, providing an estimation sheet list page including at least a portion of the plurality of supply estimation sheets, acquiring a selection input corresponding to the estimation sheet list page from a worker, providing a work page for a supply estimation sheet selected according to the selection input, and generating identification information associated with an item corresponding to the selected supply estimation sheet based on information on the selected supply estimation sheet and an input corresponding to the work page from the worker.

Description

Methods and equipment for generating product-related information

The present invention relates to a method and apparatus for generating product-related information.

As Internet access becomes more widespread, e-commerce has grown. Specifically, with the spread of the epidemic, the proportion of people visiting offline stores and purchasing items is decreasing, while the proportion of people purchasing items through e-commerce using computers or smartphones is rapidly increasing.

A company providing e-commerce services can obtain a supply estimate containing information about an item from multiple suppliers in order to sell the items provided by these suppliers. Accurately providing the item information contained in such a supply estimate to a customer within the e-commerce service requires inputting the item information into a server, verifying the input information, and generating identification information about the item based on the verified information. This process requires significant human effort. Therefore, a method and apparatus for efficiently performing this process are needed.

In this regard, reference may be made to the previous document "KR20090050519A" for a method of obtaining information related to the product.

[Technical Objective] One aspect of the present invention provides an estimate list page containing at least a portion of a plurality of supply estimates provided by an item supplier, provides a work page for a supply estimate selected by a worker from the list, and generates identification information about an item based on information about the selected supply estimate and input from the worker corresponding to the work page.

[Technical Solution] According to one aspect, a method for generating product-related information in a server is provided. The method comprises: obtaining a plurality of supply estimate sheets provided by a product supplier; providing an estimate sheet list page containing at least a portion of the plurality of supply estimate sheets; obtaining a selection input corresponding to the estimate sheet list page from a worker; providing a work page for a supply estimate sheet selected based on the selection input; and generating identification information associated with an item corresponding to the selected supply estimate sheet based on information about the selected supply estimate sheet and an input from the worker corresponding to the work page.

The selected supply estimate may include information about a plurality of items, and the method further includes: generating a lower-level estimate including information about an item rejected by the worker among the plurality of items; and sending the lower-level estimate to the item supplier.

Providing the estimate list page may include: obtaining condition information from a terminal of the worker; identifying a supply estimate corresponding to the condition information among the plurality of supply estimate tables; and providing the estimate list page including a list of the supply estimate corresponding to the condition information.

The condition information may include information about a type and a quantity of a supply estimate corresponding to a job to be performed by the worker.

The identifying the supply estimate table corresponding to the condition information may include sequentially identifying the supply estimate tables corresponding to the condition information starting from an earliest obtained supply estimate table.

The identifying the supply estimate corresponding to the condition information may include: identifying a priority of the supply estimate corresponding to the condition information; and sequentially identifying the supply estimate corresponding to the condition information based on the priority, starting from a supply estimate with a higher priority, and the priority may be determined based on an item supplier that provides the supply estimate.

The work page may include: a first page, which includes a list of items included in the selected supply estimate table; and a second page, which is used to work on an item selected from the list of items, and the work results on the first page and the second page can be reflected and displayed on the second page and the first page respectively in real time.

The list of items may include information about a property of the items included in the selected supply estimate. When a first item in the list of items has the same property as a second item, a property of the second item may be overwritten by an already entered property of the first item, and overwriting may be performed by dragging and dropping corresponding to the property of the first item on the list of items.

The generating of the identification information may include: generating initial information associated with the item corresponding to the selected supply estimate based on the information about the selected supply estimate; obtaining an input of modified information associated with the item corresponding to the selected supply estimate from the worker based on the initial information; and generating the identification information associated with the item corresponding to the selected supply estimate based on the modified information.

Modified information may be generated by sequentially performing a plurality of check operations on the initial information, and the plurality of check operations may include at least one of the following: a first check operation associated with an image check and a copy check of the item corresponding to the selected supply estimate; a second check operation associated with at least one of a product name, a property, and catalog information of the item corresponding to the selected supply estimate; a third check operation associated with at least one of a legal factor and notification information of the item corresponding to the selected supply estimate; and a fourth check operation associated with an image edit of the item corresponding to the selected supply estimate.

The method may further include: obtaining a memo associated with an inspection task among the plurality of inspection tasks; and sending the memo to a terminal of a worker associated with another inspection task among the plurality of inspection tasks based on recipient information included in the memo.

The method may further include: obtaining rejection information associated with a scheduled inspection job among the plurality of inspection jobs, wherein the rejection information may include information about a rejected supply estimate and an inspection job performed before the scheduled inspection job; identifying a worker associated with the inspection job performed before the scheduled inspection job; and providing the rejection information to a terminal of the worker associated with the inspection job performed before the scheduled inspection job.

According to another aspect, a server for generating item-related information is also provided, the server comprising: a transceiver configured to transmit information to another device and receive information from the other device; and a processor configured to control the transceiver, the processor configured to: obtain a plurality of supply estimates provided by an item supplier; provide an estimate list page comprising at least a portion of the plurality of supply estimates; obtain a selection input corresponding to the estimate list page from a worker; provide a work page for a supply estimate selected based on the selection input; and generate identification information associated with an item corresponding to the selected supply estimate based on information about the selected supply estimate and an input from the worker corresponding to the work page.

According to another aspect, a non-transitory computer-readable storage medium is provided, comprising a medium configured to store computer-readable instructions. When executed by a processor, the computer-readable instructions allow the processor to execute a method for generating product-related information in a server, the method comprising: obtaining a plurality of supply estimate sheets provided by a product supplier; providing a data file containing the plurality of supply estimate sheets; A method of manufacturing a supply estimate comprising: obtaining a portion of an estimate list page; obtaining a selection input corresponding to the estimate list page from a worker; providing a work page for a supply estimate selected based on the selection input; and generating identification information associated with an item corresponding to the selected supply estimate based on information about the selected supply estimate and an input from the worker corresponding to the work page.

[Effect] According to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention, a server can generate initial information based on information about an item written on a supply estimate form provided by an item supplier, obtain modified information through a worker's inspection, and generate identification information for selling the item. This prevents inaccurate information about the item and the omission of partial information about the item, and more efficiently provides information about the item to be sold to a customer.

In addition, according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention, by separating a work page for a list of items included in the supply estimate table and a work page for an individual item included in the list and by setting a work result on each page to be reflected in real time on the other page, a work on the supply estimate table can be performed more efficiently.

Furthermore, according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention, a worker can complete the inspection and input of information related to one item, overwrite other items with the information related to one item, and only change the color information related to each of the other items. This effectively reduces the effort and time consumed by unnecessary inspection and input work, and prevents errors in inspection and input work. In this case, overwriting can be conveniently and intuitively performed by dragging and inputting information corresponding to the properties of an item on the item list, thereby improving the user experience.

Hereinafter, exemplary embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

When describing exemplary embodiments, descriptions of technical contents that are well known in the art to which the present invention belongs and are not directly related to this specification will be omitted. This is to convey the subject matter of this specification more clearly by omitting unnecessary descriptions without obscuring it.

For the same reason, some components are exaggerated, omitted, or schematically illustrated in the accompanying drawings. In addition, the size of each component does not fully reflect the actual size. The same or corresponding components in each figure are given the same reference numerals.

The advantages and features of the present invention, as well as methods for achieving the same, will become apparent from the following exemplary embodiments, which will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. However, it should be noted that the present invention is not limited to the following exemplary embodiments and can be implemented in various forms. Therefore, the exemplary embodiments are provided solely to disclose the present invention and to allow those skilled in the art to understand the scope of the invention. In the drawings, the embodiments of the present invention are not limited to the specific examples provided herein and are exaggerated for clarity. Throughout this specification, the same reference numerals or the same reference designators represent the same elements.

At this point, it will be understood that each block of the flowchart illustrations and combinations of flowchart illustrations can be executed by computer program instructions. Since these computer program instructions can be installed on a processor of a general-purpose computer, special-purpose computer, or other programmable data processing device, those instructions executed by the processor of the computer or other programmable data processing device can create a component that performs the functions described in the flowchart blocks. These computer program instructions can be stored in a computer-usable or computer-readable memory, which can be directed to a computer or other programmable data processing device to implement the functionality in a specific manner, and thus implement the computer-usable or computer-readable memory. The stored instructions may also generate an article of manufacture containing an instruction component for performing the functions described in the flowchart blocks. Computer program instructions may also be installed in a computer or other programmable data processing device so that a series of operating steps can be executed on the computer or other programmable data processing device to create a computer-implemented process, thereby creating a computer or other programmable data. The instructions for executing the processing device may also provide steps for performing the functions described in the flowchart blocks.

Additionally, each block may represent a module, segment, or portion of code that includes one or more executable instructions for performing one or more specified logical functions. It should also be noted that in some alternative implementations, the functions described in the blocks may occur out of order. For example, two blocks shown in succession may actually be executed simultaneously, or the blocks may sometimes be executed in reverse order, depending on the corresponding functionality.

In this context, the term "portion" in the exemplary embodiments performs a specific function and refers to a software component or a hardware component, such as a field programmable gate array (FPGA) or an application specific integrated circuit (ASIC). However, the portion is not limited to software or hardware. The portion may be in a storage medium that can address or operate one or more processors. Thus, for example, the portion includes components (such as software components, object-oriented software components, class components, and task components), procedures, functions, properties, handlers, subroutines, code segments, drivers, firmware, microcode, circuits, data, databases, data structures, tables, arrays, and variables. The functions provided in the components and parts can be combined in fewer components and fewer parts or separated in additional components and additional parts. In addition, the components and parts can be implemented to operate one device or one or more central processing units (CPUs) in a secure multi-media card.

FIG1 is a block diagram illustrating a system for generating product-related information according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.

1 , a system for generating product-related information according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention may include a user terminal 110 and a server 120.

A user can exchange information with server 120 using user terminal 110. This user may include a worker who performs a task of inputting and modifying information about an item based on a supply estimate provided by an item supplier. An application that provides a service for generating item-related information based on the supply estimate provided by the item supplier may be installed on user terminal 110. The user can execute the application installed on user terminal 110 and exchange information with server 120. This allows the user to receive information about the supply estimate provided by the server. The user terminal 110 may be a mobile device (such as a smartphone and a tablet PC) or a stationary device (such as a desktop PC), and any device in which an application providing a service for generating product-related information based on a supply estimate is installed and executed may be used as the user terminal 110 without limitation.

Server 120 provides information to user terminal 110 while communicating with the user terminal 110. In one exemplary embodiment, server 120 may include a server providing an e-commerce service for selling items. Server 120 may obtain a plurality of supply estimates provided by item suppliers for item sales and provide a page containing at least a portion of the plurality of supply estimates to user terminal 110. Server 120 may generate a work page for a supply estimate selected by the user and provide the work page to user terminal 110. Server 120 may generate identification information associated with an item corresponding to the selected supply estimate based on information about the selected supply estimate and an input corresponding to the work page from a worker.

FIG2 is a sequence diagram illustrating information exchange in each node associated with a method for generating product-related information according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention and an operation corresponding to the information exchange.

Figure 2 illustrates the information exchange between a user terminal and a server and an operation in each node.

In operation 205, a user terminal may obtain a plurality of supply estimates provided by an item supplier. The item supplier may include an item supply company or a self-employed business that sells an item through an e-commerce service. A supply estimate may include information about one or more items to be sold by the item supplier through the e-commerce service. For example, the information about the item may include basic information about the item (e.g., an item name, a barcode, an image, a category, or the like), unique information about the item (e.g., a property, a brand, or the like), legal factors and notification information associated with the sale of the item, or the like. A server may provide the item supplier with a supply estimate having a predetermined format or standard. Item suppliers can write information about items to be sold according to a predetermined format or standard and submit the item information to the server. The server can store multiple supply estimate tables obtained from the item suppliers in a database.

In operation 210, the server may provide an estimate list page including at least a portion of a plurality of supply estimates to a user terminal. In an exemplary embodiment, the server may assign the portion of the plurality of supply estimates to a worker and provide the supply estimates assigned to the worker to the user terminal.

In one exemplary embodiment, a server may obtain condition information from a user terminal, identify a supply estimate form corresponding to the condition information from a plurality of supply estimate forms, and provide the user terminal with an estimate list page containing a list of supply estimate forms corresponding to the condition information. To filter a plurality of supply estimate forms stored in a database on the server to select a supply estimate form on which a worker desires to perform a task, the worker may enter condition information regarding the supply estimate form on which the worker desires to perform the task. The worker can then receive only a supply estimate form that satisfies the condition information entered by the worker through the filtering process and perform the task on the received supply estimate form.

In one exemplary embodiment, the conditional information may include information regarding at least one of the following: a type, a group, and a quantity of a supply estimate on which a worker can perform work. The type of the supply estimate may be determined based on whether the supply estimate is a new estimate or one that has been rejected once. For example, a worker may filter to only receive estimates that have been rejected once and prioritize work on rejected estimates. The group of the supply estimate may be determined based on grouping information associated with a database in which the supply estimates are stored (e.g., consumables, apparel, fresh food, or the like). In addition, a worker can enter the quantity of an estimate on which the worker can perform work as conditional information and obtain a supply estimate for the required quantity.

In one exemplary embodiment, identifying the supply estimate tables corresponding to the condition information in the server may include sequentially identifying the supply estimate tables corresponding to the condition information starting with the earliest received supply estimate table. When multiple supply estimate tables correspond to the condition information, the server may sequentially allocate the multiple supply estimate tables starting with the earliest received supply estimate table according to a first-in, first-out rule and provide the allocated multiple supply estimate tables to the worker.

In an exemplary embodiment, identifying a supply estimate corresponding to condition information in a server may include identifying a priority of the supply estimate corresponding to the condition information and sequentially identifying the supply estimate corresponding to the condition information based on the priority, starting with a supply estimate having a higher priority. The priority may be determined based on type and group. As an example, when a supply estimate is a rejected estimate, the server may set its priority so that the rejected estimate is processed before a new estimate to prevent an excessive delay in processing the rejected estimate compared to other estimates. As another example, when a supply estimate form belongs to a fresh food group, the server may set its priority so that the supply estimate form is processed before supply estimates belonging to other groups.

In one exemplary embodiment, priority can be determined based on the supplier providing the supply estimate. For example, the server may prioritize a supply estimate provided by a supplier with a relatively extensive record of selling items through the server's e-commerce service over supply estimates provided by other suppliers. As another example, the server may prioritize a supply estimate provided by a supplier without a record of selling items through the server's e-commerce service over supply estimates provided by other suppliers. This allows the server to attract new suppliers.

3A to 3C are diagrams illustrating an example of providing a page of an estimate list according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.

FIG3A illustrates a page 300 for displaying a list of supply estimate forms. Page 300 may include an index tab 301. Index tab 301 may be configured to allow a worker to select one of one or more inspection tasks to perform on the supply estimate form. The one or more inspection tasks may include a basic information check (BIC), a catalog check, and an image check. A dashboard index tab in index tab 301 may be configured to allow an authorized designated person (e.g., a manager) to identify the processing status of a supply estimate form assigned to multiple workers. In one exemplary embodiment, a manager can identify the assignment and processing status of multiple supply estimate forms. The administrator can assign a supply estimate form that has not yet been assigned to a worker or reassign a supply estimate form that has been assigned to a predetermined worker to another worker. In one exemplary embodiment, the administrator can navigate to a dashboard page using the dashboard tab in the index tab 301, identify the assignment and processing status of multiple supply estimate forms, and perform an assignment or reassignment task on the supply estimate form.

Page 300 may include an object 302 for receiving a supply estimate on which a worker can perform a task. In one exemplary embodiment, when a worker clicks object 302, a list of estimates pre-assigned to the worker may be displayed on page 300. The worker can select each estimate included in the estimate list and perform a task to review and generate item information for each estimate. In another exemplary embodiment, when a worker clicks object 302, a page for entering conditional information regarding a supply estimate the worker desires to receive may be displayed, as will be described later with reference to FIG. 3C .

Page 300 may include an object 303 indicating whether the worker is currently performing a task. The worker may set a flag in object 303 to "on" to indicate that the worker is currently performing a task, and may enter the time at which the flag was set to "on" as the worker's task start time. The worker may also set the flag in object 303 to "off" to indicate to other workers or a manager that the worker is not currently performing a task.

In an exemplary embodiment, page 300 may include an area for performing a search on supply estimates. In this area, a worker may perform a search on supply estimates by entering information such as an estimate identifier (ID), an estimate name, a category, a company, a priority, and a registration date.

3B , page 300 may include an estimate list 304 containing one or more supply estimates obtained by a user by clicking on object 302. A worker can easily identify information about an estimate assigned to the worker (e.g., a current status, a priority, the number of items included, a category, a previous worker, a company, or the like) through estimate list 304. The worker can click on a supply estimate included in estimate list 304 and perform an item information check and generate work on the selected supply estimate.

In an exemplary embodiment, a worker may reassign a portion of an estimate assigned to the worker to another worker (e.g., due to personal reasons (e.g., leaving early), due to work difficulties, or the like). For example, the worker may select a portion of an estimate on the estimate list 304 shown on page 300 and request a server to reassign the selected supply estimate to another worker. The worker may search for a predetermined worker by name or ID when reassigning a supply estimate and also identify a current status (e.g., "on" or "off") of a worker found in the search.

FIG3C illustrates a page 305 for entering conditional information regarding a supply estimate that a worker desires to receive. In one exemplary embodiment, page 305 may be provided based on input from a worker regarding object 302. Page 305 may be configured to allow the worker to enter, as conditional information, information regarding the type, group, and quantity of the supply estimate on which the worker desires to perform work. The worker may enter the type of supply estimate (e.g., a new estimate or a rejected estimate), group (e.g., consumables, apparel, fresh food, or the like), and quantity and may be automatically assigned a supply estimate that meets the input conditions. The groups shown on page 305 of the estimate table are an example, and for example, the server may prioritize a group that currently has a large number of estimates on which work will be performed.

In an exemplary embodiment, the number of supply estimate sheets in the conditional information regarding the supply estimate sheet may be automatically determined taking into account at least one of the following: a worker's work capacity, the number of currently available workers, the type of estimate sheet, and the group of estimate sheets. The server may generate information regarding a worker's work capacity based on a worker's processing record for a supply estimate sheet, store the information regarding the work capacity in a database, and determine an appropriate number of supply estimate sheets based on the worker's work capacity. As an example, while the number of estimate sheets may be set to twenty for a worker with a fast average supply estimate sheet processing speed, the number of estimate sheets may be set to ten for a worker with a slow average supply estimate sheet processing speed. As another example, when the number of available workers for a supply estimate is less than a reference value, the server may set the estimate quantity to be greater than a predetermined quantity to quickly execute work on the supply estimate. The server may identify whether a worker is available by inputting a flag into object 303 in FIG. 3A . As another example, considering that the time required to complete work on an estimate may vary depending on the estimate type and group, the server may automatically determine the estimate quantity input by the worker based on the estimate type and group.

Alternatively, a possible upper limit and a lower limit of the supply estimate quantity in the conditional information about the supply estimate may be determined taking into account the work capacity of the worker, the number of currently available workers, the type of the estimate, and the group of the estimate.

Referring back to FIG. 2 , in operation 215 , a user terminal may obtain a selection input corresponding to an estimate list page from a worker and provide the obtained selection input to a server. The worker may select a supply estimate from the estimate list page displayed on the user terminal to perform a task. Information regarding the selected supply estimate may be transmitted to the server.

In operation 220, the server may generate a work page for the selected supply estimate and provide the work page to the worker's user terminal. The work on the supply estimate may include checking information about one or more items included in the supply estimate, inputting the checked information into the user terminal, transmitting the checked information to the server, and generating identification information for selling the items on the server. The worker may perform tasks such as a copy check, an image check, an inventory check, a legal factor check, and an image edit on the items included in the supply estimate.

In an exemplary embodiment, a work page may include a first page and a second page, the first page including a list of items included in a selected supply estimate, and the second page being used to perform work on an item selected from the list of items. The results of work on the first and second pages may be reflected and displayed in real time on the second and first pages, respectively. The first page may include information about an estimate on which the worker is currently performing work and a list of one or more items included in the estimate on which work is being performed. The list of items may include a variety of item-related information, including whether the item is approved or rejected, an image, a brand, a barcode, or the like. The worker may select an item from the list of one or more items displayed on the first page, and the server may provide a second page for work on the selected item. For example, when an image editing task changes the order of the representative image and detailed image on the second page, the order of the representative image and detailed image on the item list on the first page is also changed. Therefore, the work results on the second page can be immediately reflected on the item list on the first page. In this way, by separating the work page for the list of items included in the supply estimate from the work page for each individual item in the list, and by configuring each page to immediately reflect the work results on the other page, workers can perform work on the supply estimate more efficiently.

4A to 4D are diagrams illustrating an example of a work page of a supply estimate table selected by a worker according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.

4A , a work page 400 for a supply estimate selected by a worker may include: an area 410 indicating information about the supply estimate selected by the worker; an area 420 indicating memo information transmitted and received between a plurality of workers performing a task on the supply estimate; and an area 430 indicating a list of items included in the supply estimate selected by the worker.

FIG4B illustrates an area 410 that indicates information about a supply estimate selected by a worker. Area 410 may include information about an ID of the supply estimate selected by the worker, a priority thereof, the number of items included in the estimate, a parent estimate and a separate estimate, a company providing the estimate, an assigned brand manager (BM), a registration date, or the like. A separate estimate may include an estimate that includes items rejected by the worker for a predetermined reason among one or more items included in the supply estimate. In this case, the supply estimate may be referred to as the parent estimate of the separate estimate. In one exemplary embodiment, area 410 may indicate a time when the worker begins working on the current supply estimate.

FIG4C illustrates area 420, which indicates memo information transmitted and received between multiple workers performing tasks on a supply estimate sheet. In one exemplary embodiment, a server may obtain a memo associated with one of multiple inspection tasks on the supply estimate sheet and indicate the memo in area 420. Area 420 may include information regarding the task from which the memo was obtained, the worker who wrote the memo, the task to which the memo will be sent, a comment included in the memo, and a date for the memo. As shown in FIG4C , a comment included in the memo may include a message directly written by a worker associated with one of the multiple tasks to a worker associated with another task. Alternatively, the comments included in the memo may include pre-configured structured information, such as the number of times the company has been contacted, the number of times an image has been corrected, or the number of times a stock keeping unit (SKU) name has been corrected. The server may allow a worker associated with a predetermined job to enter structured information so that the server can record and store a quantitative history associated with the job. In other words, the memo may include not only an unstructured memo but also a structured memo (e.g., a hashed string of tagged characters) for data extraction and analysis. Thus, a memo generated by a worker associated with a job may be indicated in area 420, which is displayed on a terminal of a worker associated with another job to which the memo is to be sent.

FIG4D illustrates an area 430 indicating a list of items included in the supply estimate selected by the worker. Area 430 may include information regarding an item count, a SKU name, representative and detailed images, a brand, an item name, a barcode, or the like, as well as an area 431 indicating whether each item is approved or rejected. The worker may enter whether the item is approved or rejected for sale as a result of a check for each item. When the worker enters a rejected item, the worker may also select a rejection reason. In an exemplary embodiment, the server may separate a sub-estimate that contains the rejected items from the items included in the supply estimate selected by the worker. For example, rejection reasons may include a situation where the item is a duplicate of an item registered in an e-commerce service server or a situation where the information about the item included in the supply estimate and the information about the actual item are different. When an item is rejected, the rejection reason can be selected by the worker through a drop-down menu.

In one exemplary embodiment, the server may collect items with the same rejection reason from among the items included in the separate sub-estimate table to generate and manage another sub-estimate table. Thus, by generating and managing a sub-estimate table containing items with the same rejection reason, the server may allow workers to perform work on a rejected estimate more efficiently.

In an exemplary embodiment, the list of items indicated by area 430 may include information about a property of the items included in the selected supply estimate. The property may include information about the number of items, the SKU name, representative and detailed images, the brand, or the like. When a first item in the list of items has the same property as a second item, a property of the second item may be overwritten by a property of the first item that has been entered. Overwriting can be performed by dragging and dropping corresponding to the property of the first item on the list of items. For example, consider a situation in which a property of a plurality of items included in the list of items is identical to one another except for a color. In this case, it may be advantageous for the user to overwrite a property of another item with a property other than a color of a property of an item included in the supply estimate. In other words, a worker can complete the inspection and input of information related to one item, overwrite other items with the information related to one item, and change the color information related to each of the other items. This effectively reduces the effort and time consumed by unnecessary inspection and input work, and reduces errors in inspection and input work. In this case, overwriting can be conveniently and intuitively performed by dragging and inputting information corresponding to the properties of an item on the item list. This improves the user experience.

Referring back to FIG. 4A , in an exemplary embodiment, a worker may reassign certain supply estimate forms assigned to the worker to another worker (for example, due to personal reasons (such as leaving early), due to work difficulties, or the like). For example, the worker may request the server to reassign a supply estimate form on which work is being performed to another worker by clicking on an object 440 on page 400. Object 440 may include a reassign button. When the worker reassigns a supply estimate form, the worker may search for a predetermined worker by searching by name or ID and also identify a current status (for example, on/off) of a worker found in the search. In this way, the server may provide an interface that allows the worker or an administrator to easily and conveniently reassign an assigned supply estimate form to another worker. By this, the work efficiency and user experience of the worker can be improved. In an exemplary embodiment, the worker can select certain items indicated by area 430 and only reassign the selected items to another worker.

2 , in operation 225, a user terminal of the worker may obtain an input corresponding to a work page from the worker and send the obtained input. On the work page displayed on the user terminal, the worker may check information about the items included in the supply estimate selected by the worker and enter the checked information about the items.

In operation 230, the server may generate identification information associated with the item corresponding to the selected supply estimate based on the information about the selected supply estimate and the input from the worker corresponding to the work page. In one exemplary embodiment, the identification information associated with the item may include a unique SKU ID of the item, which is generated for selling the item in an e-commerce server.

In one exemplary embodiment, generating identification information associated with an item may include: generating initial information associated with the item corresponding to the selected supply estimate based on information about the selected supply estimate; obtaining modified information associated with the item corresponding to the selected supply estimate from the worker based on the initial information; and generating identification information associated with the item corresponding to the selected supply estimate based on the input modified information. The server may extract data about the item by reading information about the item written on the supply estimate selected by the worker for the job, generate initial information based on the extracted data, and provide the generated initial information to the worker. The worker may perform a review task on the generated initial information and modify the initial information based on the review task. Workers can input modified information that has been modified and altered from the initial information, and the server can generate a SKU ID as identification information for items for sale based on the input modified information. In this way, the server can basically generate initial information based on the information about the item written on the supply estimate sheet provided by an item supplier, obtain the modified information through the inspection work performed by the worker, and generate identification information for the item for sale. Through this, the server can prevent incorrect information about items and the omission of some information on an e-commerce page and more efficiently provide information about items to be sold to a customer. When work on all items included in the supply estimate sheet is completed, the next supply estimate sheet can be automatically uploaded to the work page.

In one exemplary embodiment, the initial information review process may include multiple review processes for items corresponding to the supply estimate. The multiple review processes may include a first review process associated with an image review and a copy review, a second review process associated with at least one of a product name, properties, and catalog information, a third review process associated with at least one of a legal factor and notification information, and a fourth review process associated with an image edit.

In an exemplary embodiment, the first inspection task as an operation of a basic information check may include the following tasks: identifying whether representative and detailed images are properly included, whether the size of an image meets a determination standard, and whether the item is a duplicate of an existing item registered in the e-commerce server.

In one exemplary embodiment, the second review process may include reviewing at least one of the product name, properties, and catalog information. The second review process may further include reviewing brand information associated with the item. For example, the second review process may include reviewing and modifying the product name and properties displayed on a page displaying detailed information about an item on an e-commerce website.

In one exemplary embodiment, the third inspection task may include a product conformity operation (PCO) associated with the legal aspects and notification information of the item to be sold. The third inspection task may also include checking whether the legal aspects and notification information of the item written on the estimate are consistent with the facts, comply with sales regulations, and do not contain false or exaggerated advertising text, etc.

In one exemplary embodiment, the fourth inspection task may include editing an image of an item based on the first through third inspection tasks, the image to be displayed on a page showing detailed information about the product or a page showing search results for the product. For example, the fourth inspection task may include editing representative and detailed images to comply with catalog guidelines and removing predetermined text (e.g., false or exaggerated advertising text) from an image based on a request from the first through third inspection tasks.

In one exemplary embodiment, a server may obtain a memo associated with one of a plurality of inspection tasks and, based on the recipient information included in the memo, send the memo to a terminal of a worker associated with another of the plurality of inspection tasks. This memo facilitates the transmission and reception of requests between workers performing each inspection task, improving work efficiency. In this case, area 420 of FIG. 4C described above can be used.

FIG5 is a diagram illustrating an example of a page for generating a lower-level estimate by separating a rejected item from a plurality of items included in a supply estimate according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.

FIG5 illustrates an exemplary page 500 for generating a lower-level estimate by separating a rejected item from a plurality of items included in a supply estimate.

In an exemplary embodiment, a supply estimate may include information about a plurality of items. A server may generate a lower-level estimate including information about items rejected by a worker among the plurality of items and send the lower-level estimate to an item supplier. For example, there may be a situation where, during an inspection process for each item included in the supply estimate, the worker may not be able to resolve a situation with certain items by simply modifying the information about the item, such as a situation where the information about the item differs from item information about an actual item, includes an incorrect image, or the item is a duplicate of an item already sold through e-commerce. In such a situation, it may be desirable to reject the supply estimate and notify the item supplier of the rejection and a reason for the rejection. In this case, if the entire supply estimate is rejected without separation, there may be a delay in selling an approved item among the multiple items included in the estimate without a rejection reason. Therefore, approved items and rejected items can be separated from the multiple items included in the supply estimate, and a lower-level estimate containing information about the rejected items can be generated separately and provided to the item supplier along with the rejection reason. This allows for quick generation of identification information for selling approved items and efficient management of rejected items. After the separation of one estimate is completed, work on the next supply estimate can begin.

In one exemplary embodiment, a lower-level estimate may include information regarding the rejection reason for a rejected item. The server may obtain a modified estimate corresponding to the lower-level estimate from the item supplier and assign the modified estimate based on the rejection reason to a worker. The information regarding the rejection reason may include information regarding an inspection task among a plurality of inspection tasks in which the rejection reason was found. The modified estimate may be sent to a terminal of the worker executing the inspection task in which the rejection reason was found.

In one exemplary embodiment, if the server does not receive a response from an item supplier regarding a rejected supply estimate within a predetermined time period, the server may determine to discard the rejected estimate. In one exemplary embodiment, the predetermined time period may be determined based on at least one of the number of rejected items, the item supplier's item sales record, and the reason for rejection. In another exemplary embodiment, the server may adaptively determine the predetermined time period based on the reason for rejecting an item, the item supplier, or other factors. When the predetermined time period expires, the server may discard the rejected supply estimate. This allows for efficient management of multiple supply estimates.

In one exemplary embodiment, when a lower-level estimate generated by separating from a supply estimate table is modified by an item supplier and assigned to a worker, and when all items included in the lower-level estimate table are approved and identification information for selling the items is generated, the server can group and manage the items included in the supply estimate table (in other words, a parent estimate table) and the items included in the lower-level estimate table. Because items included in the parent estimate table and items included in the lower-level estimate table may have relatively similar properties, the items included in the parent estimate table and the lower-level estimate table can be managed by integrating with each other in the future. This can increase item management efficiency.

FIG6 is a diagram illustrating an example of an estimate rejection process according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.

6 , a worker A performing one of a plurality of inspection tasks for an item included in a supply estimate may discover an error in a previous inspection task. Hereinafter, an estimate that is rejected and returned to a previous inspection task due to a discovered error is referred to as gathering. When worker A discovers a gathering, worker A may assign the gathering to an assistant. The assistant may include a manager or a supervisor who manages and supervises an inspection task for a supply estimate. The assistant may identify whether the gathering discovered by worker A has an actual error. When the gathering does not have an actual error, the assistant may assign the gathering to worker A again. When a helper identifies that an aggregate has actual errors, the helper can reject a supply estimate and assign the aggregate to Worker B, who previously reviewed the job where the error occurred. Meanwhile, FIG6 illustrates that when Worker A discovers an aggregate, Worker A assigns the aggregate to the helper. However, this is just an example, and Worker A may not assign the aggregate to the helper. Worker A can simply reject the aggregate and then assign it to Worker B, who previously reviewed the job where the error occurred. Worker B, who was assigned the previous review job for the aggregate, can complete a job to correct the error and then reassign the supply estimate to Worker A, who discovered the error. 6 illustrates that worker B completes the work of correcting the error and then reassigns the supply estimate to worker A. However, this is just an example, and worker B may assign the supply estimate not only to a worker of the inspection work in which the error occurred among a plurality of inspection works, but also to a worker of another inspection work.

FIG. 7 illustrates an example of a page for executing a supply estimate rejection process for a worker according to an example embodiment of the present invention.

FIG7 illustrates a page 700 that allows a worker in a discovery cluster to perform a process of rejecting an estimate and returning the estimate to a previous inspection job in which an error occurred. In an exemplary embodiment, a server may obtain rejection information associated with a scheduled inspection job among a plurality of inspection jobs. The rejection information may include information about a rejected supply estimate and an inspection job performed before the scheduled inspection job. For example, when the first through fourth estimation jobs described above are sequentially performed on an item included in a supply estimate, a worker performing the third estimation job may recognize that an incorrect inspection was performed in the first inspection job and return the supply estimate to the first inspection job. 7 , on page 700 , the worker may enter a check job BIC in which an error occurred and an estimate table "PCO_Test_10" to be rejected. In an exemplary embodiment, on page 700 , the worker may enter whether to request an assistant to identify the cluster or whether to assign the cluster directly to a previous worker.

In an exemplary embodiment, a worker associated with an inspection job performed before a scheduled inspection job may be a worker who actually performed an incorrect inspection in the previous inspection job. In an exemplary embodiment, a worker associated with an inspection job performed before a scheduled inspection job may be a worker selected by a discovery aggregation worker when a worker who actually performed an incorrect inspection in the previous inspection job is unavailable. For example, on page 700, the discovery aggregation worker may search for and enter a worker "AA" to perform an inspection job on a rejected supply estimate form. In an exemplary embodiment, on page 700, the server may recommend a worker to perform the inspection job on the rejected supply estimate form based on a task record of the worker. In one exemplary embodiment, whether each worker is available is indicated on a list of search results for the worker.

In one exemplary embodiment, a worker may reject an entire supply estimate on page 700. Alternatively, a worker may select certain items with a specific problem among the items included in a supply estimate and reject only the items with the specific problem.

FIG8 is a flowchart illustrating a method for generating product-related information according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.

In operation S810, a server may obtain a plurality of supply estimates provided by an item supplier. The item supplier may include an item supply company or a self-employed operator that sells an item through an e-commerce service. A supply estimate may include information about one or more items to be sold by the item supplier through the e-commerce service. For example, the information about the item may include basic information about the item (e.g., an item name, a barcode, an image, a category, or the like), unique information about the item (e.g., a property, a brand, or the like), legal factors and notification information related to the sale of the item, or the like. The server may provide the item supplier with a supply estimate having a predetermined format or standard. Item suppliers can write information about items to be sold according to a predetermined format or standard and submit the item information to the server. The server can store multiple supply estimate tables obtained from the item suppliers in a database.

In operation S820, the server may provide an estimate list page including at least a portion of a plurality of supply estimates. In an exemplary embodiment, the server may assign the portion of the plurality of supply estimates to a worker and provide the assigned supply estimates to a user terminal.

In operation S830, the server may obtain a selection input corresponding to an estimate list page from the worker. The worker may select a supply estimate from the estimate list page displayed on the user terminal to perform a task. Information regarding the selected supply estimate may be provided to the server.

In operation S840, the server may provide a work page for the supply estimate selected based on the selection input. Work on the supply estimate may include checking information about one or more items included in the supply estimate, inputting the checked information into a user terminal, transmitting the checked information to the server, and generating identification information for selling the items on the server. Workers may perform tasks such as a copy check, an image check, an inventory check, a legal factor check, and image editing on the items included in the supply estimate.

In operation S850, the server may generate identification information associated with an item corresponding to the selected supply estimate based on information about the selected supply estimate and an input from the worker corresponding to the work page. In one exemplary embodiment, the identification information associated with the item may include a unique SKU ID of the item, which is generated for selling the item in an e-commerce server.

FIG9 is a block diagram illustrating a portion of components in a system for generating information according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.

FIG9 illustrates a system for generating information according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention, and the system may include a user terminal 910 and a server 920 in communication with each other.

The user terminal 910 may execute an e-commerce client program or a food delivery client program and includes a transceiver 912 , a controller 914 , an input portion 916 , and a display 918 .

The transceiver 912 can perform information transmission and reception with other nodes including the server 920. Depending on various types of communication methods, the transceiver 912 can communicate with various types of external devices. The transceiver 912 may include at least one of the following: a wireless fidelity (Wi-Fi) chip, a Bluetooth chip, a wireless communication chip, and a near field communication (NFC) chip. The Wi-Fi chip and the Bluetooth chip can communicate in a Wi-Fi-based method and a Bluetooth-based method, respectively. When the transceiver 912 uses a Wi-Fi chip or a Bluetooth chip, the transceiver 912 can transmit and receive various connection information (such as a service set identifier (SSID) and a session key), perform a communication connection by using the connection information, and then transmit and receive various information. A wireless communication chip is a chip used to communicate according to a communication standard, such as the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) standard, ZigBee, third generation (3G), third generation partnership project (3GPP), and long term evolution (LTE). An NFC chip is a chip that operates in an NFC method using a 13.56 MHz band among various radio frequency identification (RF-ID) bands, such as 135 kHz, 13.56 MHz, 433 MHz, 860 MHz to 960 MHz, or 2.45 GHz.

Input portion 916 can receive input from a user and includes a touch screen, a microphone, and a button. Input portion 916 can receive input of various commands from the user. Input portion 916 can be implemented in various ways using a key or a touch panel. The key can include various types of keys, such as a mechanical button or a scroll wheel located on various areas (e.g., a front surface portion, a side surface portion, or a rear surface portion). The touch panel can detect a touch input from the user and output a touch event value corresponding to a detected touch signal. When a touch panel is coupled to a display panel to form a touch screen, the touch screen can be implemented using various types of touch sensors, such as a capacitive touch sensor, a resistive touch sensor, or a piezoelectric touch sensor. Capacitive touch sensors use a method of calculating the touch coordinates of a dielectric material covering the touch screen surface. In this method, when a part of a user's body touches the touch screen surface, the coordinates are calculated by detecting microcurrents from the body. A resistive touch sensor includes two electrode panels placed in a touch screen and uses a method of calculating a touch coordinate by detecting a current caused by contact between an upper electrode panel and a lower electrode panel at a touch point. A touch event on the touch screen can be generated by a human finger or a conductive substance that allows capacitance to change.

The display 918 can display information related to the operation of the user terminal 910 and a page containing information described in the exemplary embodiment. In an exemplary embodiment, the display 918 can include various forms, such as a liquid crystal display (LCD) or an organic light emitting diode (OLED). In an exemplary embodiment, the display 918 can be connected to an internal component of the user terminal 910 via a wire or wirelessly via the transceiver 912 included in the user terminal 910.

The controller 914 may control the user terminal 910 to perform its operations as described in the exemplary embodiment. In addition, the controller 914 may include at least one processor configured to perform the operations of the user terminal 910.

A processor may include at least one of the following: a random access memory (RAM), a read-only memory (ROM), a central processing unit (CPU), a graphics processing unit (GPU), and a bus. The RAM, ROM, CPU, GPU, and the like may be connected to each other via a bus. The CPU accesses the memory and boots up the system using an operating system (O/S) stored in the memory. The CPU then executes various operations using various programs, content, data, and the like stored in the memory. ROM stores an instruction set used for booting up the system and the like. For example, when a power-on command is input to user terminal 910 and power is supplied, the CPU copies the OS stored in memory to RAM according to an instruction stored in ROM, executes the OS, and boots the system. After booting the system, the CPU copies various programs stored in memory to RAM, executes the copied programs, and then performs various operations. After booting user terminal 910, the GPU displays a user interface (UI) screen on an area of display 918. Specifically, the GPU may generate a screen that displays an electronic document including various objects such as content, icons, and a menu. The GPU may calculate a property value (such as a coordinate value, a shape, a size, and a color) for each object, wherein each object is displayed according to a screen layout. Furthermore, the GPU may generate various screens including the layout of the objects based on the calculated property values. The screens generated by the GPU are provided to the display 918 and may be displayed on each of several areas of the display 918.

In addition, the user terminal 910 may further include a speaker for an event output. The user terminal may further include a storage portion (not illustrated) that stores information used for the operation of the user terminal 910 and at least a portion of the information transmitted and received by the transceiver 912.

The server 920 may be a device on which an e-commerce client program or a food delivery client program is executed, and includes a transceiver 922 , a controller 924 , and a storage portion 926 .

The transceiver 922 can perform information transmission and reception with other nodes including the user terminal 910.

The controller 924 may control the server 920 to perform one of the operations described in the exemplary embodiment. In addition, the controller 924 may include at least one processor.

The server 920 may include a storage portion 926 that stores information used for the operation of the server 920 and at least a portion of the information transmitted and received through the transceiver 922.

This specification and drawings have been described with reference to exemplary embodiments of the present invention. Although specific terms are used, they are used in a general sense to facilitate explanation of the technical content of the present invention and to aid understanding of the present invention, and are not intended to limit the scope of this specification. Those skilled in the art will appreciate that, in addition to the embodiments disclosed herein, other modifications based on the technical spirit of the present invention may be implemented.

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Figure 1 is a block diagram illustrating a system for generating product-related information according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention. Figure 2 is a sequence diagram illustrating information exchange at each node associated with a method for generating product-related information according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention, and operations corresponding to the information exchange. Figures 3A through 3C illustrate an example of a page providing an estimate list according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention. Figures 4A through 4D illustrate an example of a work page for providing an estimate selected by a worker according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention. FIG5 illustrates an example of a page for generating a lower-level estimate by separating a rejected item from a plurality of items included in a supply estimate, according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention. FIG6 illustrates an example of an estimate rejection process, according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention. FIG7 illustrates an example of a page for executing a supply estimate rejection process for a worker, according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention. FIG8 illustrates a flow chart of a method for generating product-related information, according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention. FIG9 illustrates a block diagram of a portion of components in a system for generating information, according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.

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Claims (11)

A method for generating product-related information in a server, the method comprising: obtaining a plurality of supply estimates provided by a product supplier; providing an estimate list page containing at least a portion of the plurality of supply estimates; obtaining a selection input from a worker corresponding to the estimate list page; providing a work page for a supply estimate selected based on the selection input; and generating identification information associated with an item corresponding to the selected supply estimate based on information about the selected supply estimate and an input from the worker corresponding to the work page, wherein the selected supply estimate contains information about a plurality of items, wherein the method further comprises: Generating a lower-level estimate containing information regarding an item rejected by the worker from among the plurality of items; Sending the lower-level estimate to the item supplier; and Determining to discard the lower-level estimate when there is no response from the item supplier regarding the lower-level estimate within a predetermined time, Wherein the predetermined time is determined differently based on a rejection reason for the rejected item, Wherein providing the estimate list page includes: Providing a setting page for setting a condition and a quantity of a supply estimate to be processed by the worker to a terminal of the worker; Based on an input by the worker corresponding to the settings page, information regarding the condition and quantity of the supply estimate is obtained; Identifying a supply estimate that satisfies the condition among the plurality of supply estimate tables; and Providing the estimate list page including the supply estimate tables that meet the condition among the quantity specified on the settings page. Wherein, the provision of the settings page further includes: Identifying an average processing speed of the worker for supply estimate tables based on a history of processing supply estimate tables by the worker, Wherein, the quantity of the supply estimate displayed on the settings page is automatically determined based on the average processing speed of the worker. A method for generating product-related information in a server as recited in claim 1, wherein identifying the supply estimate table that satisfies the condition comprises sequentially identifying the supply estimate tables corresponding to the condition starting from an earliest obtained supply estimate table. The method for generating product-related information in a server as recited in claim 1, wherein identifying the supply estimate that satisfies the condition comprises: Identifying a priority of the supply estimate that satisfies the condition; and Based on the priority, sequentially identifying the supply estimate that satisfies the condition, starting with a supply estimate having a higher priority, and Determining the priority based on a supplier of the product that provided the supply estimate. A method for generating product-related information in a server as claimed in claim 1, wherein the work page comprises: a first page including a list of items included in the selected supply estimate; and a second page for performing a work on an item selected from the list of items, and the results of the work on the first page and the second page are reflected and displayed in real time on the second page and the first page, respectively. A method for generating product-related information in a server as recited in claim 4, wherein the list of items includes information regarding a property of the items included in the selected supply estimate table; When a first item in the list of items and a second item have the same property, the property of the second item is overwritten by the entered property of the first item, and the overwriting is performed by dragging and dropping the property corresponding to the property of the first item in the list of items. The method of generating information related to an item in a server according to claim 1, wherein generating the identification information comprises: generating initial information associated with the item corresponding to the selected supply estimate based on the information regarding the selected supply estimate; obtaining input from the worker of modified information associated with the item corresponding to the selected supply estimate based on the initial information; and generating the identification information associated with the item corresponding to the selected supply estimate based on the modified information. A method for generating product-related information in a server as claimed in claim 6, wherein modified information is generated by sequentially performing a plurality of check operations on initial information, and the plurality of check operations include at least one of the following: a first check operation associated with an image check and a copy check of the item corresponding to the selected supply estimate; a second check operation associated with at least one of a product name, a property, and catalog information of the item corresponding to the selected supply estimate; a third check operation associated with at least one of a legal factor and notification information of the item corresponding to the selected supply estimate; and a fourth check operation associated with an image edit of the item corresponding to the selected supply estimate. The method for generating product-related information in a server as recited in claim 7, further comprising: obtaining a memo associated with an inspection task among the plurality of inspection tasks; and sending the memo to a terminal of a worker associated with another inspection task among the plurality of inspection tasks based on recipient information included in the memo. The method for generating product-related information in a server as recited in claim 7, further comprising: Obtaining rejection information associated with a scheduled inspection task among the plurality of inspection tasks, wherein the rejection information includes information about a rejected supply estimate and an inspection task performed before the scheduled inspection task; Identifying a worker associated with the inspection task performed before the scheduled inspection task; and Providing the rejection information to a terminal of the worker associated with the inspection task performed before the scheduled inspection task. A server for generating information related to an item, the server comprising: a transceiver configured to transmit information to and receive information from another device; and a processor configured to control the transceiver, wherein the processor is configured to: obtain a plurality of supply estimates provided by an item supplier; provide an estimate list page containing at least a portion of the plurality of supply estimates; obtain a selection input corresponding to the estimate list page from a worker; provide a work page for a supply estimate selected based on the selection input; and generate identification information associated with an item corresponding to the selected supply estimate based on information about the selected supply estimate and an input from the worker corresponding to the work page, wherein the selected supply estimate includes information about a plurality of items, wherein the processor is further configured to: generate a lower-level estimate including information about an item rejected by the worker among the plurality of items; send the lower-level estimate to the item supplier; and determine to discard the lower-level estimate when there is no response from the item supplier regarding the lower-level estimate within a predetermined time, wherein the predetermined time is determined differently based on a rejection reason for the rejected item, wherein providing the estimate list page includes: providing a setting page for setting a condition and a quantity of supply estimates to be processed by the worker to a terminal of the worker; Based on an input by the worker corresponding to the settings page, information regarding the condition and quantity of the supply estimate is obtained; Identifying a supply estimate that satisfies the condition among the plurality of supply estimate tables; and Providing the estimate list page including the supply estimate tables that meet the condition among the quantity specified on the settings page. Wherein, the provision of the settings page further includes: Identifying an average processing speed of the worker for supply estimate tables based on a history of processing supply estimate tables by the worker, Wherein, the quantity of the supply estimate displayed on the settings page is automatically determined based on the average processing speed of the worker. A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium comprising a medium configured to store computer-readable instructions, wherein when executed by a processor, the computer-readable instructions enable the processor to perform a method for generating product-related information in a server, the method comprising: obtaining a plurality of supply estimates provided by a product supplier; providing an estimate list page containing at least a portion of the plurality of supply estimates; obtaining a selection input corresponding to the estimate list page from a worker; providing a work page for a supply estimate selected based on the selection input; and Generating identification information associated with an item corresponding to the selected supply estimate based on information about the selected supply estimate and an input from the worker corresponding to the work page, wherein the selected supply estimate includes information about a plurality of items, wherein the method further comprises: generating a lower-level estimate including information about an item rejected by the worker among the plurality of items; sending the lower-level estimate to the item supplier; and discarding the lower-level estimate when there is no response from the item supplier regarding the lower-level estimate within a predetermined time, wherein the predetermined time is determined differently based on a rejection reason for the rejected item, The provision of the estimate list page includes: Providing a setting page for setting a condition and a quantity of supply estimate sheets to be processed by the worker to a terminal of the worker; Acquiring information about the condition and the quantity of the supply estimate sheets based on an input by the worker corresponding to the setting page; Identifying supply estimate sheets that meet the condition among the plurality of supply estimate sheets; and Providing the estimate list page including the supply estimate sheets that meet the condition among the quantity specified on the setting page. The provision of the setting page further includes: Identifying an average processing speed of the worker for supply estimate sheets based on a processing history of the worker for supply estimate sheets. The quantity displayed in the supply estimate table on the settings page is automatically determined based on the worker's average processing speed.