Home » Instacart adopts technology to combat out-of-stock in the U.S. Instacart adopts technology to combat out-of-stock in the U.S. After reporting a profitable 2024 fiscal year, driven by an 11% turnover uplift, the food shopping app is going further with stock data. New technology, based on computer vision and AI, should help the Instacart's algorithm improve how out-of-stock is handled. Through Sophie Baqué. Published on 07 April 2025 à 16h03 - Update on 24 July 2025 à 8h17 Resources On March 26, 2025, Instacart, an app for shopping carried out by a personal shopper (2024 turnover: US$3.4 billion, up by 11% for a GMV 10 times higher) announced the launch of Store View.… Sophie Baqué computer visiondatae-commerceGreentech and supply-chainomnichannelstock Read more Delivery Hero prepares Talabat's I.P.O. for Dubai Stock Exchange Driven by new profit streams in 2024, Walmart puts the spotlight on e-commerce The British Supreme Court refuses to grant Deliveroo’s drivers as employees With 20% of e-commerce in 2024, Target wants to increase the marketplace fivefold The major retail and e-commerce trends of 2025 Instacart wants to build warehouses in the U.S.A.
