Amazon Go

To Enter Amazon Go:

• Click on In-Store Code and show it to the scanner
  • It's right at the top of your Amazon under the search box. Slide to the left a little if you don't see it.

How to Enter

1. Open your Amazon App
2. Tap "In-Store Code"
3. Place your phone screen above gate scanner

Convenience Store

• Lots of cameras in the ceiling tracking the products

Amazon Go Menu

• Breakfast Sandwiches
• Breakfast Burritos
• Cold Sandwiches
• Smashed Avocado Toast
• Hot Egg Bowls

Amazon Go Menu

• Crispy Chicken & Oven Toasted Sandwiches
• Kids Menu
• Wraps & Quesadillas

SANDWICHES

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Low Carb Options at Amazon Go

Denver Egg Bowl wtih Avocado & Bacon

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Customer Service

• Amazon Online Returns
• Gift Cards
• Alchohol ID Check
• Assisted Checkout
• Questions

Amazon Go is
a New Kind of Corner Store

Amazon GoJust Walk Out Shopping
Stop by to grab a freshly-brewed coffee, pick up breakfast or lunch, browse a selection of snacks, alcohol, and local baked goods, or return an Amazon package. Plus, with Just Walk Out shopping you can get in and out quickly without scanning any items or waiting in a checkout line.

How to enjoy Just Walk Out Shopping

1. Enter at Gate
   Use the Amazon app, a credit card, or Amazon One at select locations to open an entry gate and start shopping.
2. Shop
   Pick up and put back items as you please. You can use your own bag, or one of ours, as you shop.
3. Walk Out
   When you're finished, walk through an exit gate. You'll only be charged for what you take.

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Pay with the Palm of your Hand

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How is shopping at Amazon Go different than other stores?
   One of the ways Amazon Go is different is that it's powered by Amazon's Just Walk Out shopping. Just Walk Out shopping lets you skip a traditional checkout when you pay with your Amazon app (or through a payment method that's already tied to your account). Once inside the store, shop like normal. Anything you take off the shelf is automatically added to your virtual cart and anything you put back on the shelf is removed from your virtual cart. When you're done shopping, simply leave the store and the technology will automatically charge you for only the items you take with you. The charges will go to the payment method saved to your Amazon.com account, or your credit card. Learn more about Just Walk Out shopping.
2. Do I have to use Just Walk Out shopping at Amazon Go?
   No, although we do think it offers the best customer experience, you're welcome to use a traditional check out process. Just let a store employee know when you enter the store and they can open a gate for you.
3. What other payment options are available?
   Payment methods may vary by individual store. Some of the payment methods you may find available at different stores include:
   Amazon App
   To use this method open the Amazon app on your phone, and look for text reading “In-Store Code” beneath the app search bar (you may need to scroll over to find it). Once clicked, a QR code will appear on your phone. Check that the payment method displayed is the one you'd like to use, then head to the gate and place your phone screen, with the code, over the gate scanner to enter.
   Credit Card
   To shop with a credit card, simply insert it into the credit card reader at the gate.
   Amazon One
   Amazon One is a fast, contactless way to pay using your palm. If you're already signed up, simply hold your palm over the gate scanner. If you would like to sign up, look for an Amazon One kiosk in the store lobby, or ask a store employee.
   Alternate Methods
   If you'd like to pay with another method like cash or SNAP/EBT, a store employee will be able to assist you.
4. Do I have to be a Prime member to shop at Amazon Go?
   No. Everyone is welcome to shop at Amazon Go, even if you're not a Prime member or don't have an Amazon account.
5. How do I find my receipt?
   If you shopped with your Amazon app, or a credit card saved to an Amazon account, you'll get a notification via email when your receipt is ready. If you shopped with a credit card, you can look up your receipt at amazon.com/receipts.
6. Can I shop with my family and friends?
   Yes. If you'd like to shop together, scan or swipe in once, then enter the gate together. Any items grabbed by you or someone you entered with will be charged to the payment source used to open the gate.
7. Can I make an Amazon return in Go stores?
   You can return most new (opened or unopened) items sold and fulfilled by Amazon within 30 days of delivery. Learn more about how it works on our dedicated Amazon Go returns page.
8. How can I take advantage of a promotion in the store?
   Most promotions will apply automatically at checkout, although some require adding the promotion to your Amazon Go In-Store Promo Wallet via a promo code or QR code. You can learn more about the promo wallet on the In-Store Promo Wallet page. It's important to read the promotion's terms and conditions, which are provided alongside the marketing message you see (either by "clicking" an online campaign, or reading information on our posters in-store). If you're not sure what to do, ask a store employee for help.
9. Are there any Amazon team members who work in the store?
   Yes. Our team of store employees is an important part of the experience at Amazon Go. You'll see employees greeting shoppers at the door, restocking shelves, answering questions, helping with Amazon Online Returns, and making product recommendations.
10. How do I contact customer service?
    Get started on our customer service page [https://www.amazon.com/go/contact-us/call?/].

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Amazon Go

WIKIPEDIAAmazon Go is a Chain of Convenience Stores
They are in the United States and the United Kingdom, and are operated by the online retailer Amazon. The stores are cashierless, thus partially automated, with customers able to purchase products without being checked out by a cashier or using a self-checkout station. As of 2023, there are 43 open and announced store locations

Amazon Go stores were conceptualized and tested by a team of Amazon executives, who constructed a 15,000-square-foot mock supermarket in a rented warehouse in Seattle, before revealing the work to Amazon founder Jeff Bezos in 2015. The first store, located in the company's Day 1 building, opened to employees on December 5, 2016, and to the public on January 22, 2018.

The flagship store sells products such as prepared foods, meal kits, limited groceries and liquor. A larger variant, Amazon Go Grocery, opened in Seattle's Capitol Hill neighborhood on February 25, 2020. The following month Amazon began to offer its technology to other retailers so that their customers could make purchases without the involvement of cashiers or Amazon accounts.

WikipediaApril, 2024
It was revealed that Amazon's "Just Walk Out" technology was supported by 1,000 Indian workers who manually reviewed transactions. Despite claims of being fully automated through computer vision, a significant portion of transactions required this manual verification. Additionally, Amazon announced plans to replace the "Just Walk Out" technology with Dash Carts in Amazon Fresh stores, aiming to enhance customer experience with features like locating products and viewing receipts in real-time.

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