Turn your store into a smart store

Klic is a smart checkout platform built for retail stores. It lets shoppers scan products with their smartphone and pay directly through the Klic app, in an experience designed to reduce time spent at the checkout line. For store owners, Klic is designed to reduce the number of cashiers needed and checkout queues, and to support a modern shopping experience that keeps customers coming back.

The process is simple. A customer opens the Klic app when they enter your store. As they shop, they scan each product's barcode with their phone and it's added to a digital cart. When they're done, they pay inside the app and receive a digital receipt. A staff member at the exit can verify the receipt with a quick scan.

Klic is designed with a multi-layer loss-prevention approach. Each session is tied to a verified user account with payment on file, and at the store exit staff or smart gates can verify the digital receipt. Because accountability is personal rather than anonymous, the approach is intended to support loss prevention. Klic does not guarantee any specific theft-reduction outcome, and results may vary by store.

Yes — customers download the free Klic app once and add a payment method. Customers can complete a simple one-time setup process. Actual setup time may vary. For customers who prefer not to use their phone, stores can provide Klic-enabled handheld devices at the entrance.

Traditional checkout requires one cashier per lane. With Klic, the customer does the scanning, and a staff member at the exit can oversee receipt verification for the store. Klic is designed to help reduce checkout staffing needs and redeploy employees to customer service and other value-add tasks. Actual staffing impact may vary by store type, traffic, and operations.

Klic is a software-first platform. Setup typically involves connecting Klic to your product catalog, placing QR code entry points, and a brief team briefing. Klic is designed to minimize installation friction and reduce the need for major infrastructure changes. Actual setup requirements may vary by store. Our onboarding team aims to handle setup remotely where possible.

Setup is designed to be quick. Pilot availability and implementation timelines may vary depending on your store, catalog, and technical setup. For larger chains, we'd plan a phased rollout together.

Klic is designed for retail environments where products have barcodes, such as supermarkets, convenience stores, pharmacies, electronics shops, and clothing retailers. Suitability depends on the store's catalog, operations, POS setup, and pilot requirements.

Integrations depend on the store's POS and technical setup. We aim to support common POS systems and to sync transactions with your existing backend, but available integrations may vary and are evaluated per store during onboarding.

Exit verification is designed to catch this. Staff or smart gates can check that the receipt is valid before the customer leaves. Each Klic session may be linked to a verified user account and payment method, depending on implementation. This is intended to support accountability and loss prevention, but results may vary.

Security is a core priority. Klic is designed to process payments through established third-party payment providers and to support modern methods such as Apple Pay and Google Pay. As Klic is in MVP / pilot stage, final security and compliance status may vary as the product develops, and fraud and liability terms would be set out in any pilot agreement.

Klic is designed with a central chain management dashboard for managing locations, catalogs, promotions, and analytics from one portal, and is built to scale toward multi-location chains. As Klic is in early stage, enterprise features and dedicated support may vary and would be discussed during onboarding.

Yes — the Klic dashboard is designed to give you data on areas such as basket sizes, peak hours, and product performance, to help you optimize store layout, pricing, staffing, and promotions. Customer-level analytics, if enabled, would be subject to applicable privacy requirements and separate product terms.