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Unifying Commerce Applications to Cut Shopping Time in Half
Technology Partners
October 21, 2026
Decreased shopping time
Increased customer volume
Summary
A global payment technology company needed to consolidate multiple shopping prototypes into a unified, scalable platform. Rebuilding its codebase and systems would provide a foundation for rapid development and production deployment.
Sports installations reported 50% shorter shopping times and double the customer volume. P4P by TPI also helped deliver a food locker experience in six weeks and cashierless checkout at international locations.
About our client
The client is a global payment technology company. Its work includes digital commerce and AI shopping experiences for convenience stores, concession stands, sports venues, and healthcare centers.
Challenge
The company had several minimum viable products supporting AI shopping experiences. It wanted to consolidate them into a unified platform that could scale and support continued commerce innovation.
The effort required rebuilding the codebase and underlying systems from the ground up. The new foundation needed to support fast development and quick deployment into production.
That technical work also had to translate into practical shopping experiences. The client wanted to bring concepts such as food lockers and cashierless checkout into real locations, making shopping more convenient for customers.
Solution
P4P by TPI worked with the client to architect and build a unified, scalable commerce platform. The team consolidated multiple minimum viable products and rebuilt the underlying codebase and systems to support rapid development and production deployment.
The platform supported a food locker experience for stadium concessions and cashierless checkout for convenience stores and concession stands. These applications brought the shared platform into customer-facing environments, including sports venues and healthcare centers.
Delivery combined a lead software developer and project manager, a senior full stack developer, and a senior UI/UX developer. The technology stack included Azure, Java, Python, Node.js, React, Vue.js, Raspberry Pi, SQL, Kubernetes, and Kafka.
Results
At sports installations using the platform, shopping times decreased by 50% and customer volume increased by 100%. The improvements supported higher revenue for venue operators and gave customers more time to enjoy the event.
The team developed a stadium food locker experience in six weeks. That delivery demonstrated how the engagement could turn a commerce concept into a functioning product within a short timeframe.
Building a shared platform gave these shopping concepts a foundation for delivery. We helped bring food lockers and cashierless checkout into real locations, connecting the development work to a faster, more convenient experience for customers.
Afshean Talasaz
President, P4P by TPI
A cashierless checkout experience was also deployed internationally across sports stadiums and healthcare centers. Together, these implementations gave the client a unified platform supporting multiple shopping experiences and a foundation for continued development.
Key Outcomes
- Shopping times decreased by 50% at sports installations using the platform.
- Customer volume increased by 100% at those sports installations.
- A stadium food locker experience was developed in six weeks.
- Cashierless checkout was deployed across sports stadiums and healthcare centers internationally.
- Multiple shopping prototypes were consolidated into a unified, scalable commerce platform.



