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QuikTrip Opens Store With Amazon’s ‘Just Walk Out’ Tech

The cashierless convenience store expands on the technology that's currently in use at more than 40 Amazon Fresh grocery stores around the country.

Jackson Lewis, Editor

August 15, 2022

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QuikTrip Corp., opened a non-gasoline convenience store with Amazon’s no-checkout “just walk out” technology in the BOK Tower at One Williams Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma, the company announced. 

“We are excited to expand our presence in Tulsa with our second non-gas location nationwide, and we look forward to introducing this new innovative store experience to the downtown Tulsa community,” said Aisha Jefferson-Smith, QuikTrip’s corporate communications manager. "Amazon’s ‘just walk out’ technology is designed to eliminate checkout lines, enabling guests to enjoy a frictionless shopping experience and get what they need quickly.”

The technology is in use at more than 40 Amazon Fresh grocery locations, as well as at the retailer's Amazon Go convenience-store concept. The first Amazon Fresh opened about two years ago in Woodland Hills, California. 

Amazon's "just walk out" platform is also found at some stadiums, airports and casinos. 

BOK Tower customers can enjoy QT snacks and meal replacements, including the Nitro Coffee Station with freshly brewed coffee, as well as its complete menu of grab-and-go items like fresh doughnuts, salads, wraps and QT’s pizza by the slice. QT Kitchens customer favorites include mac and cheese, breakfast tacos, hardwood smoked BBQ sandwiches and more.

QuikTrip is a privately held company with headquarters in Tulsa. Founded in 1958, it has grown to a more than $11 billion company with more than 950 stores in 16 states. QuikTrip gives back to the communities it serves, donating 5% of net profits to charitable organizations in those communities.

This story originally appeared on WGB sister publication CSP Daily News. 

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About the Author

Jackson Lewis

Editor

Jackson Lewis is the technology and services editor for CSP. Jackson joined data research firm Technomic in 2016 as an analyst for the convenience and grocery sectors. He moved to write exclusively for CSP in early 2017 during Winsight Media’s acquisition of Technomic. Since then, Jackson has focused his reporting on sources of disruption for convenience retail. He was among the first in the industry to visit Amazon’s smart corner shop, Amazon Go, and serves as a speaker at c-store industry events. Email him at [email protected].

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