Technology Category
- Analytics & Modeling - Computer Vision Software
- Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) - Public Cloud
Applicable Industries
- Consumer Goods
- Retail
Applicable Functions
- Logistics & Transportation
- Procurement
Use Cases
- Clinical Image Analysis
- Last Mile Delivery
About The Customer
Getir is the largest online grocery delivery company in Turkey, experiencing rapid growth and expansion throughout Europe. They are known for their innovative approach to online grocery delivery, constantly seeking new ways to improve their services and stay ahead of their competition. Despite their success, they face challenges from emerging competitors and the need to continuously innovate to maintain their market position. A key area of focus for Getir is the ultra-fresh produce category, which has the potential to generate a significant volume of additional orders due to the perishable nature of the products.
The Challenge
Getir, the largest online grocery delivery company in Turkey, experienced over 900% growth in the first half of 2021 and expanded its business throughout Europe. However, this rapid success attracted many competitors, including emerging online delivery companies and major retail chains starting their online delivery services. This competition forced Getir to continuously innovate and improve its value proposition to maintain its growth trajectory. A significant challenge was encouraging customers to order from the ultra-fresh produce category, as many were uncomfortable purchasing fresh produce without inspecting it themselves. Additionally, in the aftermath of the Covid-19 pandemic, food safety became a vital public concern. To address these issues, Getir decided to start a transparency project for its ultra-fresh produce category to encourage online ordering behavior by gaining consumers’ trust and differentiate itself from the competition.
The Solution
Getir implemented Trusty by ForFarming, a platform that allows agricultural producers to show their production processes, analysis reports, certificates, and facility information to consumers by printing QR codes on the packages. This solution emphasizes the quality of products by reaching consumers and promotes their sustainability, freshness, and safety. Getir and ForFarming started a joint project, getting Getir’s suppliers on board. ForFarming designed unique QR code landing pages for Getir and customized the data entry fields to match Getir’s supply chain. Getir’s suppliers recorded all of their production processes on the customized data fields separately for each batch they produce and printed the respective QR codes of each batch to the packages of the products in those batches. Getir customers were then able to scan these QR codes after their orders arrived to view how, where, and by whom each batch was produced.
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