Scan and Go: the modern app-based self-checkout in the supermarket

Customers expect speed and convenience, especially in the small supermarket around the corner. However, there are often queues right there, while staff is scarce during peak hours. The digital transformation of checkout solves this problem. With BEEP! App buyers scan their products directly at the shelf and make mobile payments in the app, making the shopping experience noticeably more convenient and saving valuable time.

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Like BEEP! speeds up the checkout

After opening the app, customers scan the product codes on the shelf, place items in their pockets and complete their purchase via Apple Pay, Google Pay or credit card. The digital receipt appears immediately in the app. In practice, this means a smooth process without waiting in line and without a detour via the traditional cash register.

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Benefits for retailers

Checkout runs smoothly, waiting times are reduced and satisfaction is increasing. Employees can focus more on advice, freshness and availability of goods instead of collecting money permanently. Sales space is completely retained, as no stationary self-checkout terminals are required. As a result, sales potential increases because purchase cancellations are becoming less frequent and impulse purchases occur more easily.

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Integration into existing infrastructure

BEEP! integrates into the existing cash register system. Modifications are omitted and no additional hardware is required. Price logics, deposit and discount rules remain in place and are displayed transparently in the app. As a result, the usual back office process remains unchanged, while the frontend checkout is modernized.

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Competitive advantage for small supermarkets

Small locations can offer quality of service and speed to large retail chains with Scan and Go. Customers experience a modern, mobile checkout that makes it possible to plan their visit. Retailers position themselves as a modern point of contact in the district and create differentiation without structural measures.