“We keep making
the same update twice.”
A change in your store becomes another job online.
FOR SUPERMARKETS ALREADY SELLING ONLINE
Your team shouldn’t have to
fix the difference.
Less time fixing the system. More time running your store.
Built for the everyday
reality of grocery.
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FARM-TO-TABLE GROCER · ROMANIACorrect a price. Find a replacement. Rework an order.
A change in your store becomes another job online.
Shoppers shouldn’t have to work to fill a basket.
Pickers chase replacements while new orders pile up.
Actual weights change the final price after picking.
Zones, time windows and fees become staff problems.
Few tools encourage the next order.
Explore three everyday jobs your grocery platform should help your team handle.
Connect your online catalog with your POS or ERP, and manage the information your team needs from the grocery platform.
Support the decisions your staff makes in the aisle, from a missing product to the actual weight of a fresh item.
Example price: $4.00 / lb
Move the slider to see how the item total changes. Payment adjustments are agreed around your checkout setup.
Give shoppers the delivery and pickup choices your store can support before an order reaches your staff.


Give customers a website and app built for their grocery routine.
Find what they came for.Search, categories and filters that help them build a basket.
Pick up where they left off.Saved lists, order history and easy reordering.
Have a reason to return.Loyalty, targeted coupons and offers from your store.
Thanopoulos
Time to publish content after moving to Wave Grocery, as reported by the retailer.
Publishing banners, changing promotions, and updating content meant waiting on an external partner.
With Wave Grocery, its marketing team could manage content independently. The published case study reports content publishing moving from days to minutes.
Review your store systems, order flow and the jobs your team still does by hand.
Assess integration options, data migration, payments and the workflows you need.
Define the scope, costs, testing and training before deciding how to make the move.
We’ll assess your system and the available integration. The data that can move between systems, sync frequency and any development work are agreed as part of that review.
We’ll review the product and customer data available from your current platform, identify what can be migrated and flag limitations before defining the rollout.
Let’s talk about your operation.
Where shoppers and staff run into friction
The workflows you want to improve
Integration needs and possible next steps
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