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BANGALORE: India's largest online retailer The move comes at a time when the e-tailer, backed by Accel Partners and Tiger Global, is trying to prune its cash burn and improve margins even as it looks out for further funding. Flipkart, often compared with American online retail behemoth Flipkart has in the last few months expanded its portfolio at an aggressive pace adding 16 new categories such as baby care, beauty, health care, mobile phones, electronic products and toys as it veers away from its dependency on selling books. In fact, competitors, including Infibeam, Homeshop18, Indiatimes shopping and Flipkart, however, defended the move. "This impacts less than 15% of our customers. However, it gives us much larger efficiencies in our supply chain and we will be to pass on more benefits to our customers after this change. The charge for shipping for orders below Rs 300 remains same as earlier at Rs 30," Ankit Nagori, VP, Retail at Flipkart, said in response to a query from TOI. Flipkart as well as other big Kanwaljit Singh, managing director, Helion Venture Partners, which has invested in online retailers such as Yepme and Fashionara, said that since some products like books which are low-value do not enjoy big margins and after factoring the delivery/transportation charges retailers do not make anything of these products. "Such a proposition is not sustainable for players. Therefore it is a positive move by Flipkart to increase the free delivery. It may have a short-ter...

Building on its technology capabilities and supply chain infrastructure, Flipkart's hyperlocal delivery model will provide consumers with a handpicked assortment of more than 2,000 products in categories varying from groceries, dairy and meat products, mobiles, electronics accessories, stationery items and home accessories in the first phase. "With Flipkart Quick - our Hyperlocal capability, we have the potential to bring together the whole network of neighbourhood Kirana stores onto our platform with just a click," Sandeep Karwa, Vice-President, Flipkart, said om a statement. He said Flipkart Quick will adopt a latitude and longitude approach that will not only narrow down the location to be more precise but will also result in sharper delivery time. Moving away from the traditional model of using a pin-code system to identify the delivery location, which can span across a larger area, Flipkart Quick will use innovative and advanced technology for location mapping.

Isn’t it frustrating when you order something that you really like online, only to receive a product that’s best described as mediocre and nothing like what you payed for? Don’t you wish there was a way to guarantee yourself a purchase that’s worth your money? Well, that’s what the Flipkart Assured (FA) program aims to do – to bring to you quality products at affordable prices, and to deliver them reliably. How do we plan to make your online shopping experience with us even better? Well, we've launched Flipkart Assured which guarantees: 1. Assured Quality with fast and reliable shipping options. 2. Free shipping on orders over INR 500 3. Reliable delivery and easy returns Flipkart Assurance (FA) – The Badge for Reliability and Quality Under this, we have the Flipkart Recommends (FR) proposition which will suggest products (in every vertical) that guarantee you the best value for your money. Each product is stamped with the Flipkart Guarantee stamp. Every product under this program will undergo additional quality checks to ensure the highest standards are met. Other added benefits are stringent price protection policies, multiple delivery options in select regions and a no-questions-asked return policy. As a customer, you can now actively search for FA labelled products by using the filters provided and even compare them before making an investment. Fulfilled By Flipkart (FBF) – The Driving force behind FA To make each and every shopping experience with us a satisfying one,...

Indian E-commerce service Flipkart today launched its Flipkart Quick service in 6 Indian cities. The super-fast delivery service provides customers “safe and seamless access to order daily essentials through quick doorstep delivery”. The service currently allows users to only order COVID-related essentials, fresh fruits, vegetables, and other grocery items. Some mobiles and electronics may also be available. When the service launched in Bangalore last year, Flipkart mentioned that the service will use “advanced technology” for location mapping and will not rely on the traditional pin code system. Where is Flipkart Quick available? Click here for more “Hyperlocal capabilities are invaluable in enhancing the online shopping experience for consumers and boosting supply chain operations for e-commerce companies. It is important to explore ecosystem partnerships to strengthen such capabilities and accelerate faster, reliable deliveries to customers,” Sandeep Karwa, Vice-President, Flipkart said. The Flipkart Quick section in the app will also make a number of other grocery and other items available that users may not have seen before like fresh fruits and meat. Customers who use Flipkart Quick will also get their first order at zero delivery charges provided their purchase is worth more than Rs 499. Consumers will also have the choice to place orders at any time of the day and get them delivered between 6 a.m. and midnight, the brand said in a statement.

Flipkart Quick is the company’s own hyperlocal shopping service. (Image: Flipkart) Flipkart has launched a new hyperlocal service, called ‘ Let’s take a look at a few questions you might have about the service. What type of products will be made available via Flipkart Quick? The company claims that with Also Read: When can I order? And how much time will it take for the products to be delivered? Customers looking to make a purchase can place their orders any time of the day and get their orders delivered between 6 AM to 12 AM. The company will charge a minimum delivery fee of Rs 29. Customers as of now can choose to order in the next 90 minutes or they can book a 2-hour delivery slot. Where will the Flipkart Quick service go live first? What system will Flipkart use to locate customers? The company will use a latitude and longitude approach instead of its traditional model of using a pin-code system to identify the delivery location. This will help the company speed up the last mile process and deliver with more accuracy and lower chances of mismatch or re-attempts.

Indian E-commerce service Flipkart today launched its Flipkart Quick service in 6 Indian cities. The super-fast delivery service provides customers “safe and seamless access to order daily essentials through quick doorstep delivery”. The service currently allows users to only order COVID-related essentials, fresh fruits, vegetables, and other grocery items. Some mobiles and electronics may also be available. When the service launched in Bangalore last year, Flipkart mentioned that the service will use “advanced technology” for location mapping and will not rely on the traditional pin code system. Where is Flipkart Quick available? Click here for more “Hyperlocal capabilities are invaluable in enhancing the online shopping experience for consumers and boosting supply chain operations for e-commerce companies. It is important to explore ecosystem partnerships to strengthen such capabilities and accelerate faster, reliable deliveries to customers,” Sandeep Karwa, Vice-President, Flipkart said. The Flipkart Quick section in the app will also make a number of other grocery and other items available that users may not have seen before like fresh fruits and meat. Customers who use Flipkart Quick will also get their first order at zero delivery charges provided their purchase is worth more than Rs 499. Consumers will also have the choice to place orders at any time of the day and get them delivered between 6 a.m. and midnight, the brand said in a statement.

BANGALORE: India's largest online retailer The move comes at a time when the e-tailer, backed by Accel Partners and Tiger Global, is trying to prune its cash burn and improve margins even as it looks out for further funding. Flipkart, often compared with American online retail behemoth Flipkart has in the last few months expanded its portfolio at an aggressive pace adding 16 new categories such as baby care, beauty, health care, mobile phones, electronic products and toys as it veers away from its dependency on selling books. In fact, competitors, including Infibeam, Homeshop18, Indiatimes shopping and Flipkart, however, defended the move. "This impacts less than 15% of our customers. However, it gives us much larger efficiencies in our supply chain and we will be to pass on more benefits to our customers after this change. The charge for shipping for orders below Rs 300 remains same as earlier at Rs 30," Ankit Nagori, VP, Retail at Flipkart, said in response to a query from TOI. Flipkart as well as other big Kanwaljit Singh, managing director, Helion Venture Partners, which has invested in online retailers such as Yepme and Fashionara, said that since some products like books which are low-value do not enjoy big margins and after factoring the delivery/transportation charges retailers do not make anything of these products. "Such a proposition is not sustainable for players. Therefore it is a positive move by Flipkart to increase the free delivery. It may have a short-ter...

A hyperlocal service, Flipkart Quick is turbocharging e-commerce in a way never seen before — even during the pandemic. Watch the video. “Our topmost priority is to make shopping seamless for the modern Indian consumer and deliver their products safely to their doorsteps well within 90 minutes,” reveals Sandeep Karwa, Vice-President, Flipkart, about the hyperlocal service that promises speed, safety, and reliability: Flipkart Quick. Watch the video below: Leveraging its strategic partnerships with local vendors and a robust and ever-growing supply chain, this customer-centric innovation is built on the foundation of a strong ecosystem. Flipkart Quick also boosts local livelihoods, through partnerships with farmers, those working in food processing and delivery, small businesses, and sellers, with this tech-first initiative. Flipkart Quick uses a location-mapping technology connecting customers to their nearest Flipkart hub. All through the pandemic, thousands of our delivery heroes continue to deliver to customers helping them stay indoors and safe while lakhs of sellers and MSMEs also keep small businesses operational through this hyperlocal marketplace. Watch the video to see how the gears turn behind the scenes, and how Flipkart Quick uses technology to fuel its 90-minute delivery promise! Get. Set. Quick.

E-commerce major Flipkart has launched a 90-minute hyperlocal delivery service Flipkart Quick in Bengaluru. Besides delivering grocery, dairy products and vegetables, the service will also ensure ordering of mobiles, electronics and home accessories. At present, Flipkart Quick covers select areas of Bengaluru such as Whitefield, Panathur, HSR Layout, BTM Layout, Banashankari, KR Puram and Indiranagar. The company is likely to expand to more cities in the coming months. Customers can choose to order in the next 90 minutes or book a 2-hour slot starting with a minimum delivery fee of Rs 29. Flipkart will leverage on-demand logistics service Shadowfax for the quick delivery service. The Walmart-controlled entity had invested $60 million in Shadowfax in December last year. With Flipkart Quick, the company is directly competing with Swiggy Stores, Google-backed Dunzo and BigBasket’s ‘Express Delivery’ service. According to an ET report, Flipkart also plans to move to a hybrid delivery model by leveraging Kirana stores and its logistics arm Ekart to fulfil orders. Flipkart Quick has come at a time when the online grocery space is going through an exciting phase because of JioMart. Launched in May, JioMart is close to becoming the largest e-grocer in the country. JioMart is expected to pose a significant threat to incumbents – BigBakst and Grofers. So far, Flipkart hasn’t made any serious effort to crack grocery. It attempted to facilitate on-demand grocery within 60 minutes thou...