— Mobile-first SaaS app from GreyOrange transforms stores into tech-enabled, personalized experience hubs and centers for online fulfillment using in-store inventory —
Retailers know they need to harmonize digital and physical experiences in their stores, but have struggled to find a fast and easy way to do so. Now gStore, a new mobile app, answers this need by creating tech-enabled personalized store experiences while using in-store inventory to fulfill online orders.
GreyOrange has brought its decade of AI innovation in fulfillment to an intuitive app for store managers and associates that can be deployed in as little as two weeks with low upfront costs. Retailers can use gStore to improve in-store inventory location and count accuracy, as well as optimize how their stores serve in omnichannel fulfillment networks, all while providing exceptional tech-enabled personalized experiences for in-store shoppers.
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gStore improves both in-store and online sales as well as in-store efficiency. Higher online sales conversion rates result from increasing the same-day and next-day delivery promises retailers can make by using in-store inventory to fulfill online orders. Fulfilling orders through in-store pick-up options or shipping from stores near customers reduces shipping and transportation costs. In stores, retailers can accelerate inventory turnover and avoid discounting and stock-outs using real-time insights on inventory position, store traffic patterns, top sellers, trending items, replenishment needs and digital guidance that helps shoppers style and locate coordinating items.
gStore makes its debut at the Retail Industry Leaders Association (RILA) LINK 2022 Retail Supply Chain Conference February 20 – 23 in Dallas, Texas, Booth #1329. Akash Gupta, GreyOrange Co-Founder and Chief Technology Officer, will be on site to help retailers discover the advantages of gStore. gStore also will be noted in “Creating Customer-Focused Fulfillment: 3 Lessons from H&M,” on Monday, February 21 from 1:45 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. in Room Grapevine D.
“We agree with research from Gartner® which states, ‘the digital business battle is clearly fought and won through the digital transformation of physical stores,’”1 said Gupta.
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Recent research from Gartner, Inc. shows that “73% of retailers expect to increase store technology investments in 2022.”2 Motivations include understanding that stores are central to creating differentiating experiences and brand advantage, recognition that store sales are essential to maintaining profitability, and continuing labor shortages that demand rethinking how technology and people interact to get work done.
Kelsie Marian, Senior Director Analyst, at Gartner, Inc. noted, “Pleasurable physical retail experiences matter to consumers. If retailers are to survive and succeed, improving these experiences must become an essential and crucial part of digital transformation.”
