In-Store Location object and its link to Retail Store
Key Takeaway
The In-Store Location object shares a master-detail relationship with the Retail Store object, so each in-store location, such as an aisle, a shelf or a payment counter, belongs to a retail store.
An in-store location is a specific spot inside a retail store, such as an aisle, a shelf, a payment counter or a back room. Agentforce Consumer Goods stores these spots as records of the In-Store Location object. The In-Store Location object is linked to the Retail Store object. Companies use these records to plan and track product placement at the level of individual spots within each store.
What an in-store location is
An in-store location is an aisle, a shelf, a payment counter, a back room or another location within a store layout. For example, a company might create in-store location records named Primary Shelf, Checkout Counter and End Cap.
In-Store Location is a Consumer Goods object, like Retail Store and Retail Location Group. Account and Location, by contrast, are standard objects.