DP251 - Data capture (images) with your mobile in Mississauga and Ottawa, Ontario, 3-4 weeks

We are looking for reliable freelancers to support a short-term pilot project taking place in two grocery stores located in Mississauga and Ottawa, Ontario.

Your role will involve capturing in‑store data using our mobile app.

This pilot will run for approximately 3–4 weeks and will include two phases:

Phase 1 (3–5 days)

~ Visit the same store for several consecutive days

~ Up to 8 hours per day, depending on project progress and team size

~ Tasks include using our app to capture and verify in‑store information across assigned sections

~ Work will be completed alongside 2–3 other freelancers per store

Phase 2 (1–2 weeks)

~ Daily visits Monday to Friday, approximately 1–2 hours per day

~ Daily shift always begins at 9:00 AM

~ Focus will be on capturing new information and maintaining updated store data during the pilot window

Before the pilot you will need to:

~ Install our mobile app

~ Review project guidelines

~ Complete a brief test visit to the store to get familiar with the workflow and capture a small set of data

This preparation will require multiple short visits, totaling a few hours.

Requirements:

~ iPhone 11 or newer, running iOS 17.x or later

~ Ability to reliably visit the assigned store

~ Attention to detail and comfort working independently in a retail environment

Additional Details:

~ Exact store address will be shared privately

~ Start date target: ~January 26th (could change by +/-2 days)

Full instructions and support will be provided in a private message

If you’re dependable, detail-oriented, and available during the required hours, we’d love to hear from you!

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