Direct local ordering

Buy groceries from the shops you already trust.

A neighbourhood grocery order works best when customers know the shop, understand how it fulfils orders and can reach its own order link. JanOrder supports direct customer-to-merchant experiences when enabled.

Before placing a local order

1

Check participation

Only businesses that have enabled a customer ordering experience can accept JanOrder requests.

2

Check fulfilment

Delivery area, pickup timing, stock and payment methods are controlled by each store.

3

Save the shop link

A direct shared link or QR is the quickest way to return to the same merchant.

How this works with Bill It Bharat

If your regular grocery store is not on JanOrder, invite the owner to start with free Bill It Bharat billing and optionally enable customer ordering.

Explore free Bill It Bharat billing →

Before you begin

JanOrder currently provides guides to participating customer experiences, not a public live directory on this website. For an actual order, open your merchant’s shared customer link or scan its QR code. Product availability, price, payment and fulfilment depend on the business.

No real-time merchant availability, delivery area or booking inventory is represented on this page.

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