Add Shopping AI to your supermarket

From a meal idea to a shopping basket

A shopper can start with a dish such as paneer butter masala instead of searching for every ingredient separately. Recipe ingredients help them choose what they need and look for products in the supermarket catalogue. Customers review the items before adding them to their basket.

Shopping with a budget

For a request such as breakfast for two people for two days, the budget assistant helps prepare a shopping plan. The customer chooses a budget, reviews the suggested products and selects what to add. Check pack sizes and quantities rather than assuming one pack will cover every meal.

What the supermarket needs to maintain

Keep product names, brands, pack sizes, prices and availability up to date. Useful suggestions depend on a useful catalogue. Nutrition information is approximate and depends on the data recorded for each product; missing information should not be treated as a zero nutrient value.

Questions supermarket owners ask

Does a customer have to buy the whole suggestion?

No. Customers choose the ingredients or products they want before adding them. A recipe is a starting point for shopping, not a compulsory bundle.

Are recipes generated again every time?

Saved recipe ingredients and previously prepared shopping requests can be reused. This helps avoid repeated AI requests for the same information.

Can customers compare available products?

Brand and price comparison helps customers review alternatives from the catalogue. Compare pack sizes as well as the displayed price.

See how the basket connects to online ordering, or request a demonstration using a shopping example from your store.