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How digital in-store experiences can drive value for your business and your customers.
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Audio and digital screens inform customers about their favorite brands using AI algorithms to optimize product recommendations, and marketers can purchase in-store advertising programmatically through self-serve retail media networks.
Grocers can automatically monitor out-of-stocks and better manage inventory on the shelf, preventing personnel from needing to constantly replenish items. And dynamic pricing makes it easy to update prices and other info across online and brick-and-mortar locations based on offers, inventory, even individual customer.
Using cameras, RFID and more, grocery stores may soon eliminate in-person checkout altogether. Our Fast Lane app for Walmart integrates this feature into the existing store app. Some grocers are considering a hybrid approach (such as allowing customers to self-select produce but pickup pre-bagged non-perishables) and re-organizing the store layout accordingly.
It’s not just about the right products in the right store at the right time - based on sales history, social views, regional trends, season, holiday and more. It’s also how customers know they can find what they need, with the most compelling offers.
A separate, automated dark store fulfills e-commerce orders for same-day grocery delivery without the need for manual picking. This allows more space in regular store aisles for grocery shoppers.
By seamlessly integrating everything from look and feel to inventory and location data across web, mobile and storefront, grocery and big-box stores can digitally expand their physical footprint, save time wasted on price matches and paper coupons, and expand their pickup and delivery business.
Online and in-app, ease of engagement draws customers to choose how and when to get their purchases, with up-to-the-minute store hours, offers and inventory data, along with options for “BOPIS,” curbside pickup, in-store shopping, home delivery and more.
Completely contactless checkout is one level of service beyond click ‘n’ collect. Stores must provide a mechanism for letting customers know their order is ready and finding them when they arrive. And though there are challenges with staffing this capability, the efficiencies provide clear ROI.
By integrating up-to-the-minute inventory data with the website and app, stores can maintain loyalty and gain new customers looking for popular products. The trick is applying intelligent e-commerce tools that optimize the experience by learning shopping habits, dietary preferences and more, then serve complementary offers that replace “impulse buy” revenue.
