Foodservice
Solutions® team was the first to tell you about how 7-Eleven planned to extend e-commerce
in the Philippines
with options that could become very disruptive to both the restaurant and
grocery sectors. Steven Johnson, our Grocerant
Guru®
warned that if this mass market test worked 7-Eleven would target the US
next. Well the new 7-ElevenNow App is
here.
How
fast is you’re online food ordering App?
Our Grocerant Guru® believes that the new 7-Eleven’s own smartphone app
for on-demand ordering and delivery is one of the best in the US. While testing
of the “7-ElevenNOW’ App at the first with 10 of its Dallas stores has just
begun. It is clear to us that the rollout and testing in the Philippines went
well enough that they are planning to roll out the 7-ElevenNow app to other
U.S. markets in 2018.
For those of you that from time to time
forget 7-Eleven has more than 61,210 retail stores worldwide. 7-Eleven just might be the only retailer with
the platform to challenge Amazon's Prime Now, the internet shopping
juggernaut's speediest delivery service. So just what might that mean for
your fresh food sales?
Currently
7-Eleven customers have the ability to have fresh food items delivered
including Slurpee’s. Many of you have also forgotten that 7-Eleven
banded, trademarked and has been selling Slurpee’s since 1969. 7-eleven with over 61,201 stores is one of
the world’s best food marketing companies.
The
team at Foodservice Solutions® believes that 7-Eleven ability to mix, match and
bundled products via the 7-ElevenNOW App is become a industry leading
disruptive force for both chain restaurants and grocery stores.
Currenlty 7-ElevenNow
has "hundreds" of items including snacks, cosmetics, gift cards
and home goods. Orders will be filled by 7-Eleven store employees, but
deliveries will be made by services such as Postmates. If
delivery is selected, the app will locate the nearest participating store and,
once the order is placed it will notify a courier service.
7-Eleven's
chief digital officer Gurmeet Singh said the proprietary app "is
redefining convenience." Victor Paterno while speaking about how
7-Eleven Philippines is taking e-commerce mass market stated “Basically, we are
using our logistics efficiencies to enable new e-commerce models.
After placing their order, shoppers choose whether their
order will be delivered or picked up. If delivery is selected, the app will
auto-locate the nearest participating store and, once the order is placed, send
it to a courier service. The courier picks up the customer’s prepped products
at the store and delivers them to the customer’s location.
If shoppers choose the pick-up option, they select their
preferred store. The order will be waiting for them at the register. Customers
can pay for both delivery and pickup via the app. Customers that enroll for the
service will receive free delivery on their first order, the company reported.
Sing continued “The app will enable our customers to get
the products they want, when and where they want them, quickly and
conveniently,”…. “This is redefining convenience.” Is your fresh food
convenient? Is your App fast? What is customer relevance today? Meal Kits? What’s the Next Big Thing? Call us we know!
Foodservice Solutions® specializes in
outsourced business development. We can help you identify, quantify and qualify
additional food retail segment opportunities or a new menu product segment and
brand and menu integration strategy. Foodservice Solutions® of Tacoma WA is the global leader in the Grocerant niche
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