Groceries
Ask for milk and orange juice from Tesco — get a basket built, tracked, and paid for without opening a separate grocery app.
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How it works
A closer look at Groceries.
A basket from a sentence
Ask for what you need and get a retailer-specific basket back — no navigating a full store aisle by aisle.
What the retailer framework shows
Basket review, delivery fee, tax, wallet payment, a map, and rider contact — the full order lifecycle, not just checkout.
It remembers what you buy
Previous baskets and frequently purchased items surface as quick-add prompts, so a repeat order takes seconds instead of a full re-search.
It doesn't stop at checkout
Delivery status, a live map, rider contact, and support carry the experience through to the doorstep.
Where it connects
Product identity from KLIPPS Barcodes and brand campaigns plug straight into the retailer framework — the same infrastructure, one more use case.
Flow
From interest to action.
Ask for items
Ask for what's needed and KLIPPS builds a retailer-specific basket around it.
Build basket
Previous orders and frequently bought items surface as quick-add prompts, so restocking takes seconds.
Review
Check the basket, delivery fee, and tax before confirming — nothing buried until checkout.
Pay
Pay through the wallet and earn K Points on the same transaction.
Track
Follow the order with a live map and rider contact, all the way to the door.
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