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Jisp touches milestone figure across Nisa stores

Jisp touches milestone figure across Nisa stores

Jisp, the leading all-in-one shopping experience, has achieved 150,000 scans on shelf edge barcodes across 61 Nisa stores nationally. 4,300 shoppers have saved £70,000 since 13th September 2021, by scanning participating brands' product barcodes in stores.

This is a global first of localisation on shelf interactions by mixing realities of mobile and shelf edge in stores. Jisp’s leading conversion rates include that 95% of shoppers have scanned and added vouchers to their digital wallets, with 93% of those shoppers going on to redeem that product in-store.


James Taylor, Head of Central Operations, Nisa said: “This is an excellent milestone, and we are absolutely delighted that Nisa partners and their shoppers are benefiting Jisp’s innovative Scan & Save solution. We’re looking forward to many more of Nisa’s independent retailers getting onboard and reaping the rewards.”

Jisp is driving visits with new customers and repeat shoppers. 73% of customers are repeat shoppers, helping to drive loyalty locally to Nisa stores. Top-performing Nisa stores are achieving +£1.4k per week in RSV and 100 shoppers per week using Jisp to obtain exclusive discounts in-store.

Sunny Singh, the owner of Nisa store in Coventry said: “Scan & Save has been a huge success for our store. It has allowed us to offer promotional prices that are worth screaming about on social media. Prices that the big supermarkets can’t even touch. It brings in crowds of new customers, coming in daily to repeat the deals that too good to miss out on.”

Julian Fisher, the CEO and Founder of Jisp, said: “We are thrilled to see such positive results with our Nisa partners, and this is only the beginning! Scan & Save is helping shoppers save on everyday essentials which is something that is really needed at this time. For brands, we’re delivering industry-leading results and ROI, whilst helping them to understand the who, what, where and when of independent convenience retail.”

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