'T map Pickup' Ordered Before Departure... Linked with Over 5,700 Locations Including Paris Baguette

SPC Group's 12 Brands Linked
Expansion to Public Delivery Apps Planned

T map Mobility announced on the 6th that it has launched the 'T map Pickup' service, which allows customers to order and pay for items through T map navigation before departing by car and pick them up on the way. Photo by a Paris Baguette store employee handing over products to a T map Pickup customer.

[Asia Economy Reporter Cha Min-young] T map Mobility announced on the 6th that it has launched the 'T map Pickup' service, which allows users to order and pay for items through T map Navigation before departing by car and pick them up on the way.

T map Pickup is a takeout order service for drivers that enables them to pick up food and other items comfortably inside their car without having to park and wait at the store, by stopping briefly while on the move.

After searching for a destination in T map Navigation, users can select the 'Pickup Order on the Way' icon at the top right of the route screen to view stores near their route where pickup is available.

T map Pickup processes orders and payments by linking with the Happy Order 'Drive Pickup' system operated by Sectanine, a total marketing solution subsidiary of SPC Group.

The service is available from today on both Android and iOS smartphones. Users can access 5,745 stores across 12 brands of SPC Group, including Paris Baguette, Dunkin' Donuts, Baskin Robbins, Pascucci, and Shake Shack.

T map Mobility plans to expand partnerships with various brands and public delivery applications targeting small business owners to help increase their sales.

Lee Jong-gap, head of the T map Life Group at T map Mobility, stated, “As the number one platform for owner driving, we will strive to enhance drivers’ convenience while growing together with offline stores. In particular, we will expand the service to satisfy both consumers and suppliers by considering bold brokerage fee policies for small business owners.”

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