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Beejek is a global company helping merchants and retailers send digital receipts to their customers. To help become truly global and support the movement of adopting climate friendly alternatives, Beejek has decided to support Purchasing Price Parity.
What does Purchasing Price Parity mean? Let’s say you buy an apple for $5 in USA. The purchasing power of the same apple in a third world country might not be the same. Even though an apple can cost 100 Zambian Kwacha in any other country say Zambia, the purchasing power of 1pp Zambian Kwacha might not be the same as a 5 USD.
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Purchasing Price Parity is different from currency conversion. With Purchasing Price parity, you pay for a product or service the value that it is worth in your country that you are living in.
What does Purchasing Price Parity mean for Beejek stores?
Although the prices are still mentioned in USD, you get a discount coupon based on your country. You can enter the discount coupon during checkout and enjoy the Beejek paid plan with an amount that is suitable for your country’s buying power.
A lot of tech products standardize their pricing. However, Beejek aims to truly serve a global market. We also update your currency as per your country. So a store in USA would see USD ($) marked against their total amount and the same store in say, Philippines would see Peso (₱) marked in their receipts for customers.
Beejek aims to provide you a customized solution to help you send powerful and dynamic digital receipts to your customers. With a PPP plan, Beejek is hoping to reach many more stores globally adopting the use of Digital Receipts.
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