“Retailers in the U.S. lose billions of dollars due to a drop in customers as they see long queues for payment,” asserts Dan Bendler, Co-Founder and CEO, Shopic. He believes a major concern for retailers is the long lines for checking out resulting in consumers abandoning purchases and walking out. This is when Bendler felt the need to bring about changes in the retail landscape to eliminate potential losses and gave life to the idea of bringing online shopping experience to the offline world through Shopic. By bringing ease of self-checkouts at the fingertips of consumers, Shopic, through its app aims to significantly boost store traffic for retailers.

The company’s app allows retailers to give different promotions for their stores according to the location and user needs. The app seamlessly integrates with retailer’s existing systems such as PoS, inventory, promotions, and other Business Intelligence (BI) systems in order to keep the app updated. Shopic enables retailers of physical stores to keep a track of their customers, once they use the app, to get details about their shopping activities across various stores. “Consumers simply need to download the app, scan the products they wish to buy and checkout from the device without waiting in the queue,” elucidates Bendler. In addition, it provides them the option to remain anonymous and shop without registering while enabling retailers with device identification to get the needful insights.

For retailers who already have their own app, the company offers Shopic SDK that can be integrated to their native app. “By doing so, retailers can allow their customers to shop through their own app with the advantage of Shopic,” explains Bendler. Available for both iOS and Android platforms, Shopic’s SDK gives retailers the ability to choose the features they wish to add to their existing apps. “We offer customization ability to retailers giving them the complete control over their app while incorporating features from Shopic.” Moreover, the app monitors every transaction taking place and notifies the retailer if a user tries to use a number of different credit cards.