Retail · Chains
The checkout is already in your customer's pocket. You keep everything else.
The customer scans the items and pays on their own phone, and your staff are on the floor where they matter most. No checkout lane to rebuild, no hardware to install, and the till you have stays.
Self-scanning in the customer's phone, often called scan & go. 50 000+ end customers already have the app.
Fits what you have
You keep your POS, your app and your product data
A chain should not need a new IT project for the customer to skip the queue. JOBBS sits on top of the store you already run.
Straight talk: if there is no ready-made integration with your POS, we build it together in the pilot. See which integrations exist
How it works
The purchase in a staffed store, without the queue
- 1 The customer starts Scans the store QR at the entrance or opens the app. Identifies with BankID or by SMS, under the rules you set per store.
- 2 Scans the items Barcodes are read with the phone camera as the customer walks the store. Swedish weight and price barcodes total correctly.
- 3 Pays on the phone Card, Apple Pay, Google Pay or Swish. Campaigns and member prices apply in the basket. No queue, no card terminal.
- 4 The receipt on the phone The receipt meets cash-register rules and arrives in the app within seconds. The store is notified on every purchase, and every purchase is in the sales overview with time and customer.
The store, moving forward
More than a faster checkout
Customers already do most things on their phone. With self-scanning the store does too, and it shows in more places than the queue.
Staff on the floor, not at the till
When purchases don't have to go through the till, staff can spend their time on service, advice and add-on sales, where it matters most.
Campaigns straight in the basket
Campaigns and member prices apply the moment the customer scans the item. A campaign can target the stores you choose.
You know who is buying
Every purchase is tied to an identified customer, store and time. You see who buys and when, not just what was sold.
Shrinkage and control
How do staff know the customer has paid?
It is the first question from every operations manager, so here is the answer without dressing it up.
The receipt can be shown
The receipt sits in the customer's phone with time, store and items. Staff can ask to see it at the exit.
Every purchase is notified and logged
The store gets a notification on every purchase. Who bought, when and what is in the sales overview, and every visit is logged with entry and exit time.
You control the in-app range per store
Items that need a staffed till, such as age-restricted goods, can be kept out of self-scanning. An age limit can also be set per mode.
Exit checks we set up together
How you want to check at the exit, and with what spot checks, we go through and set up in the pilot based on your store.
The path
What a pilot looks like
No fixed packages. We shape the pilot around your stores, and you measure in your own numbers.
- 1 Pick the stores A few stores, your range, your customers. A QR sign at the entrance and the range loaded. No installation.
- 2 Run with real customers The store is staffed as usual. Customers who want to scan and pay on their phone, the rest go to the till.
- 3 You measure in your own numbers Share of purchases in the app, queue time at peak, staff hours at the till, stock-take variance. You own the baseline and evaluate on facts.
- 4 Decide on rollout The next store starts the same way as the last. When you want, add after-hours opening in the locations where it fits.
Finance
The books are done, in every company
In a chain, finance is rarely one lump: many companies, many VAT returns, many sets of records. JOBBS produces the records where the sale happens.
A compliant receipt on every sale
In every store, on every sale, whether the customer paid in the app by day or after closing.
Accounting records per company, automatically
SIE4 records with fees already settled. Works when every store is its own company, as in a franchise.
Records are created when the sale happens
Not at month-end. Your finance team gets finished files, not raw material.
For your IT and security teams
What you need to be able to answer internally
- BankID verification and a presence log per customer, store and time.
- Card details are handled by the payment provider in the customer's phone, never in store equipment.
- Data runs on Swedish cloud infrastructure and is processed under GDPR.
- Questions on data protection, sub-processors and operations we answer in writing ahead of a pilot.
When you want
The same app can also stay open after closing
In the locations where it fits, such as retail parks and order pickup, the store can stay open after closing with BankID at the door. It is a later decision, taken store by store.
Chains already running
SkiStar: several concepts, one platform
In Sälen and Åre, SkiStar runs stores on JOBBS under its SkiStarshop, EQPE and Valle concepts. Customers scan the QR code at the door and shop on their phone.
Customer story · the purchase on the phone
In Tegera Arena, Leksands IF and Sportringen run an equipment store where players verify with BankID, try on, scan and pay on their phone when the need arises, all year round.
Leksands IF × Sportringen · Tegera Arena
Questions from chains
Good to know before a pilot
Do we have to replace our POS?
No. JOBBS sits on top of the store you already run. The checkout lane stays for returns, gift cards and the customers who want to be served. Self-scanning on the phone is a complement, not a replacement.
How do purchases reach our ERP?
Every purchase lands in accounting records per company in the SIE4 standard, and sales can be passed on as a file. If there is no ready-made integration with your POS, we build it together in the pilot. Which integrations exist today is listed on the integrations page.
How do staff know the customer has paid?
The receipt sits in the customer's phone and can be shown. The store gets a notification on every purchase, and every purchase is in the sales overview with time and customer. How you want to check at the exit, and with what spot checks, we set up together in the pilot.
Does the customer need an app?
Yes, the purchase is made in the JOBBS app, where the customer scans, pays and gets the receipt. The QR at the entrance leads straight there. Over 50,000 end customers already have the app and know their way around the next store.
What does a store need to start?
A QR sign at the entrance and the range loaded, by file or from Validoo. No hardware and no electrician as long as the store is staffed. A controller on the door is only needed if you want to stay open after closing.
Can we manage prices and campaigns across stores?
Yes. Several stores can share one price list, and a campaign targets the stores you choose. Local exceptions are set per store, in the same platform and the same way.
What does it cost?
Self-scanning is part of JOBBS Retail. Contact us for a quote based on your number of stores; the customer pays on their own phone, so no stations or card terminals are added. After-hours opening needs one controller per door, priced on the hardware page.
Can we start with a pilot?
Yes, that is how we recommend a chain begins. A few stores with real customers give real numbers to evaluate against, in your own measures. Get in touch and we set up the pilot together.
Start in one store
Book a pilot and we go through your stores, your range and your systems, and set up a pilot you measure in your own numbers.
Book a pilot