Imagine walking into a store, choosing a product, standing in a long line to pay, and then getting into an argument with a cashier. Now, imagine walking into a store and getting personalized attention, choosing products that are customized to your needs, and finally no queues while checking yourself out in a frictionless environment. Which one would you visit again? The answer is obvious.
Supermax Scan and Go technology is designed to make the shopping experience simpler, faster, and more convenient for consumers. Just as barcode technology transformed the efficiency of retail stores in the early 1980s, Scan and Go is set to become retail’s next great disruptive technology, improving a range of existing retail practices.
Just as self-checkout machines are more efficient than waiting in line for an assistant to scan items and process your payments, Scan and Go is the next logical step in streamlining and enhancing the in-store experience. With Supermax Scan and Go, shoppers use their own mobile phones to scan the items and make the payment on their device by one-click button. Scan and Go technology is starting to revolutionize the customers' interaction with brick and mortar stores, eliminating the need for checkouts.
The rise of Scan and Go technology:
Scan & Go self-checkout has been on the rise in the past few years, with its promise of lower labor costs, enhanced customer experience and satisfaction (no more lines!), and even more data and insights into shopper behavior in-store (not to mention, it’s much cheaper to implement than self-checkout stations).
“63% would rather try scan-and-go than wait in a checkout line.”
That was before the world was hit with a pandemic and the changes it brought to the shopping experience. As brick-and-mortar retailers have shifted their focus to getting customers in and out of stores quickly while minimizing health hazards like standing in lines and unnecessary contact, Scan & Go technology has leaped to the forefront as an ideal solution for our pandemic-time shopping reality.
The way that consumers shop in-store is fundamentally changing. The rise of ‘Scan and Go’ technology, coupled with other industry developments, is helping retailers to overhaul the buying experience that they offer their customers.
How does Scan and Go shopping work?
In the more sophisticated mobile app versions of Scan and Go, shoppers scan items with their smartphones and then easily pay for their shopping in-app, removing the need to wait in line altogether.
Download the app and scan the QR code from the shop verifier and enter the shop. Scan items using your phone’s camera and pack as you go. Your app adds each scanned item to your virtual cart and, when you’re done, you pay in-app and walk out of the store. Simple.
Of course, retailers will want to deploy Scan and Go technology in slightly different ways. But there’s a whole raft of features and benefits that are hard to ignore.
What are the benefits of Scan and Go?
First up, it allows checkout lines and lengthy payment processes to be skipped altogether. By paying via an app in an in-aisle checkout process, customers enjoy a frictionless buying experience. This also means that retailers can free up floor space previously occupied by checkouts and redeploy staff to different roles. Automated digital receipts also avoid having a wallet full of paper. Good for consumers and the environment, not to mention saving the retailer money.
Cost Savings
Efficiency Improvements
Promotions
Customer Empowerment
Supermax Scan and Go technology is designed to make the shopping experience simpler, faster, and more convenient for consumers. Just as barcode technology transformed the efficiency of retail stores in the early 1980s, Scan and Go is set to become retail’s next great disruptive technology, improving a range of existing retail practices.
Just as self-checkout machines are more efficient than waiting in line for an assistant to scan items and process your payments, Scan and Go is the next logical step in streamlining and enhancing the in-store experience. With Supermax Scan and Go, shoppers use their own mobile phones to scan the items and make the payment on their device by one-click button. Scan and Go technology is starting to revolutionize the customers' interaction with brick and mortar stores, eliminating the need for checkouts.
The rise of Scan and Go technology:
Scan & Go self-checkout has been on the rise in the past few years, with its promise of lower labor costs, enhanced customer experience and satisfaction (no more lines!), and even more data and insights into shopper behavior in-store (not to mention, it’s much cheaper to implement than self-checkout stations).
“63% would rather try scan-and-go than wait in a checkout line.”
That was before the world was hit with a pandemic and the changes it brought to the shopping experience. As brick-and-mortar retailers have shifted their focus to getting customers in and out of stores quickly while minimizing health hazards like standing in lines and unnecessary contact, Scan & Go technology has leaped to the forefront as an ideal solution for our pandemic-time shopping reality.
The way that consumers shop in-store is fundamentally changing. The rise of ‘Scan and Go’ technology, coupled with other industry developments, is helping retailers to overhaul the buying experience that they offer their customers.
How does Scan and Go shopping work?
In the more sophisticated mobile app versions of Scan and Go, shoppers scan items with their smartphones and then easily pay for their shopping in-app, removing the need to wait in line altogether.
Download the app and scan the QR code from the shop verifier and enter the shop. Scan items using your phone’s camera and pack as you go. Your app adds each scanned item to your virtual cart and, when you’re done, you pay in-app and walk out of the store. Simple.
Of course, retailers will want to deploy Scan and Go technology in slightly different ways. But there’s a whole raft of features and benefits that are hard to ignore.
What are the benefits of Scan and Go?
First up, it allows checkout lines and lengthy payment processes to be skipped altogether. By paying via an app in an in-aisle checkout process, customers enjoy a frictionless buying experience. This also means that retailers can free up floor space previously occupied by checkouts and redeploy staff to different roles. Automated digital receipts also avoid having a wallet full of paper. Good for consumers and the environment, not to mention saving the retailer money.
Cost Savings
Efficiency Improvements
Promotions
Customer Empowerment
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