Simbisa unveils new purchase app

The InnBucks mobile application will enable customers to load money in US dollars at till points into their wallets.

FAST food restaurant operator, Simbisa Brands has unveiled a new service application, Innbucks, which is meant to offer convenience and efficient brand experience to the group’s clientele.

The initiative will enable customers to load money in (US dollars) up to US$200 at till points into their InnBucks wallets for swipe purchases at any Chicken Inn, Pizza Inn, Creamy Inn, Bakers Inn, Haefelis , Steers, Nando’s, and other Simbisa outlets.

InnBucks also allows customers to load change into their InnBucks account in the event that change is not currently available in-store the change will be physically redeemed at a later time available.

Use of the application will entitle customers to a minimum of one percent discount per purchase, early access to exclusive deals while low to no fees are applicable when using InnBucks.

Speaking on the sidelines of the launch event, Simbisa managing director, Warren Meares said InnBucks was poised to give their customers a reason to enjoy Innbucks through and through.

“InnBucks is commonplace for customers that want to buy meals for either friends or family members in another location or town. Innbucks gives customers a way to do this at the click of a button.”

Innbucks managing director William Honiball indicated that the partnership with Simbisa was the beginning of its goal of widening its horizons into the region and beyond.

“The application, which is already available and already being used by a number of Simbisa Brands customers, is set to expand regionally, said Mr Honiball.The InnBucks mobile application can be downloaded from the Google Play Store or the Apple App Store.

Simbisa group comprises fast-food brands such as Chicken Inn, Pizza Inn, Creamy Inn, Baker’s Inn, Fish Inn, Galitos Africa, Nando’s, Steers, and Vida E Caffe and delivery service, Dial-a-Delivery.

Besides Zimbabwe, it also has operations across Sub-Saharan Africa, with a total of 145 branches in Kenya, Zambia, Ghana, Mauritius, Namibia, Swaziland, Malawi, and the Democratic Republic of Congo.

The group operated as a business unit of Zimbabwe’s largest company by revenue, Innscor Africa, before it was unbundled and listed separately on the ZSE in 2015.-The Herald