Retail network “Rimi” has opened its first self-service store “Rimi Express” in Tallinn and soon plans to open a store of this type in Riga as well.
The store concept allows the customer to manage the entire shopping process independently. A bank card is required to enter the store, once it is scanned, the door opens and the customer has the opportunity to start the shopping process. The customer scans his goods himself and pays for them at the self-service checkout using a bank card.
The store is equipped with controllers connected to the POS terminal and the store door and opens only after card authorization. The system allows customers to easily enter and exit the store using a bank card, while customers who have not made a purchase can exit the store manually by pressing the exit button. The store has an automated people counting system.
The assortment of the store includes around 600 items needed for everyday life. You can buy packaged fruits and vegetables, ready-made meals, snacks, drinks and products necessary for cooking, as well as hygiene and basic necessities. There are no products in the store’s offer that the customer should weigh himself. In addition, alcohol and tobacco products are not sold.
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