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How to Use Instacart’s Shopper App

By Matthew Lynch
April 3, 2024
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Introduction:

In a world with an increasing demand for convenience, online shopping is becoming the go-to option for many. Instacart is revolutionizing the way we shop groceries, by taking supermarket shopping online. With the Instacart Shopper App, you can now make money on the side as a personal grocery shopper. In this article, we will explore how to use Instacart’s Shopper app and become an efficient shopper in no time.

Step 1: Download the App and Sign Up

To get started, download the Instacart Shopper app from Google Play Store or Apple App Store. Once downloaded, sign up using your email address or phone number to create an account. Instacart will  guide you through a quick application process that includes a background check.

Step 2: Customize Your Schedule

Once you’re approved as a shopper, log into the app and navigate to the ‘Hours’ tab. You can choose your preferred schedule by selecting shifts during which you plan to work. The more hours you’re available, the more orders you can potentially fulfill.

Step 3: Accept Orders

After finalizing your schedule, check for available orders in your area under the ‘Dashboard’ tab. Orders are categorized as Full-Service or In-Store.

– A full-service order requires shopping and delivery to customers.

– In-store orders require just preparing shopping bags at your partnered store for customers to pick up.

Click on an order you want to accept and review its details including pay-outs (payment might vary based on factors like order size and distance), delivery destination, and customer notes.

Step 4: Begin Shopping

Start shopping by clicking ‘Swipe to Start Shopping.’ The app will display items in a sequence designed for efficient navigation through aisles. As you find each item, scan their barcodes using your phone’s camera and place them in your cart. If an item is missing or there’s an issue, the app allows you to communicate with the customer directly through its messaging feature.

Step 5: Checkout and Delivery

Once you’ve finished shopping, head to the checkout counter and pay using your Instacart payment card sent during registration. After checking out, tap ‘Swipe to Start Delivery’ within the app. It will now direct you to the customer’s delivery address through an in-app map.

Step 6: Closeout the Order

Upon reaching the delivery location, hand over groceries to customers or follow any specific instructions given. After successful delivery, close out the order by swiping ‘Delivery Complete’ in-app. Congratulations! Your shopping order is completed.

Conclusion:

Working as a shopper with Instacart does not only provide individuals a convenient option to earn but also helps consumers save time and effort on their grocery shopping. The Instacart Shopper App keeps things straightforward and allows for efficient shopping experiences while helping customers navigate their busy lives with ease.

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