KEBA grows by 3% in a dynamic environment to a new high of 553.5 million euros
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- 22.6.2023
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If your customers' working hours don't fit in with your store's opening hours, shopping can quickly turn into a spitfire. Instead of rushing to the store after hours, many people prefer to store conveniently online and then pick up their purchases at a pickup station at any time. How can you offer your customers this advantage? With KEBA Click & Collect!
Order online and collect in shop - also called "Click & Collect" - has experienced a real boom in recent years. Many companies have started this service out of necessity, paving the way for a previously rather unknown and little-used form of shopping. But is Click & Collect suitable for all companies and industries? What needs to be considered? What precautions need to be taken? In this blog post, we look at 5 considerations that should be taken into account in the run-up to the introduction of a Click & Collect solution.
Out-of-home delivery options such as delivery to parcel lockers are becoming increasingly attractive. Parcels can be dropped off and picked up around the clock, which not only saves the end customer valuable time. Delivery services can also use resources more efficiently and deliver parcels much faster. Pick-up stations develop their full potential especially when installed outdoors, as they can then be used completely independently of opening hours. However, parcel pick-up locker set up outdoors are exposed to a range of weather conditions. Whether extreme heat in summer, snow and ice in winter or storms in the transitional period: parcel stations must be available at all times to ensure high customer acceptance. Wind load in particular can become a major challenge here, as it can affect the stability of the locker. Climate change additionally favors extreme weather events and will cause them to occur more frequently in the future. A parcel locker that is well secured against wind load is therefore a good investment and absolutely future-proof.