How Do I Add My Kroger Receipt To Fetch
🤑 Level Up Your Snack Game: How to Snap That Kroger Receipt to Fetch Rewards Like a Boss!
Hey, what's up, money-saving superheroes? You just crushed it at Kroger, your cart was loaded with all the goodies, and now you're staring at that long, satisfyingly crinkly paper trail of your epic haul. But wait, you’re thinking, "How the heck do I turn this glorious piece of thermal paper into sweet, sweet Fetch Rewards points?"
Well, simmer down, buttercup, because you’re in the right place! We’re about to dive deep—like, deep-sea-diver-level deep—into the magical art of receipt-to-rewards transformation. This ain't your grandma's coupon clipping; this is next-level, digitally savvy saving. We’ll show you the ropes, whether you’re rocking a paper receipt or trying to wrangle an e-Receipt from your online Kroger order. Get ready to turn that grocery run into gift card gold!
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Step 1: 📱 Prep Your App for the Point Party
Before you can be rolling in the points like a millionaire in a ball pit, you gotta make sure your Fetch app is in prime snapping condition. Think of this as getting your superhero suit on.
1.1 Check for Updates – Don’t Be a Dinosaur!
First things first: Is your Fetch app up-to-date? Seriously, check the App Store or Google Play. Running an old version is like trying to drive a car with square wheels—it just doesn't work right! The Fetch folks are always dropping fresh updates to make receipt scanning smoother than a vinyl record. Give it a refresh.
1.2 The All-Important Account Check-In
Make sure you're logged in. I know, duh, but you'd be surprised! Tap on the "Me" tab (it usually has your profile pic or initials, chilling in the bottom corner) just to confirm everything is A-OK. If you’re a newbie, get your account set up, choose a killer profile pic, and you’re officially in the game!
QuickTip: Revisit key lines for better recall.
Step 2: 📸 The Paper Trail: Snapping Your In-Store Kroger Receipt
This is the classic move, the OG way to earn those points. You walked into a Kroger, braved the self-checkout line, and emerged victorious with a paper receipt. It’s showtime!
2.1 Set the Stage for Your Receipt's Close-Up
Lay your Kroger receipt down on a flat, well-lit surface. Trust me, trying to scan it on your wrinkled jeans in a dimly lit pantry is a recipe for a "Rejected Receipt" notification—and nobody wants that kind of heartbreak! A clean table or counter is perfect.
Pro Tip: Ironing your receipt is wildly extra and totally unnecessary, but you get the idea—make it as flat as a pancake!
2.2 The Fetch Camera Rollout
Open your Fetch app and tap on the big orange camera icon (you can’t miss this bad boy; it practically screams "Points!"). This will activate the Snap Camera.
2.3 Frame it Up, Buttercup!
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Now, carefully position your camera over the receipt. The app will show you a frame. You need to make sure you capture the four golden nuggets of receipt-scanning wisdom:
Store Name (Kroger!)
Date of Purchase (Must be within the last 14 days—don't be a procrastinator!)
Total Amount Spent
All the Individual Items (The glorious guts of your purchase!)
For those receipts that are longer than a super-stretched blog post (ahem), you’ll see an option to add a segment. Keep snapping until every last bit of info is captured. The app stitches it all together like a digital quilt!
2.4 Send it Off and Chill
Once you have the whole receipt captured, you’ll usually drag the camera button or hit a clear "Submit" button. The app will say something encouraging like, "We're processing your receipt!" Now, you can go back to scrolling through social media, because your job here is done. Fetch handles the rest, calculating your base points and any bonus points from partnered brands.
Step 3: 📧 The Digital Dilemma: Conquering Kroger eReceipts
Kroger is all about that online order life these days—ClickList, Pickup, Delivery—you name it! This is where things get a tad more complicated because, as of this writing, direct eReceipt scanning for Kroger can be tricky. Fetch is constantly updating its supported retailers, and sometimes Kroger's digital receipts only earn the base 25 points and can't be corrected for missing bonus points.
But don't bail yet! There is a way for other eReceipts that might help you score more in the future!
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3.1 Link Your Email – The Digital Points Portal
If you shop online, the eReceipt feature is your friend. This allows Fetch to automatically (or semi-automatically) check your email for receipts from supported online stores.
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Tap on the "Me" tab (Your account/profile icon).
Look for the "eReceipts" option and tap it.
Choose your email provider (like Gmail or Yahoo) and follow the prompts to securely connect your account.
You can also link other supported retailer accounts directly here, like Amazon or Walmart, for the ultimate points hustle!
3.2 Submitting the eReceipts Catch
Once your email is linked, Fetch will periodically scan for eligible eReceipts.
Tap the orange camera icon again.
This time, select the blue "eReceipt" button that pops up.
Any digital receipts Fetch has successfully pulled from your email (or connected accounts) and deemed "Ready to submit" will show up.
Select the Kroger eReceipts (if they've been pulled) and hit "Submit." Remember, these must be within 30 days of delivery or pickup (not the order date)!
Sidenote: For Kroger specifically, if the eReceipt feature doesn't grab it (which happens with many grocery delivery services), sometimes printing the full email receipt (if it looks like a standard paper receipt) and snapping the paper copy is a workaround folks use. Do this at your own risk, and ensure all the required receipt info is visible!
Step 4: 🧐 Don't Forget to Check Your Points Haul!
You’re done! Give it a minute (or sometimes a few hours, depending on the digital traffic). Head over to your "Activity" tab to see your points history.
If you bought a Fetch-partnered brand product (like a specific type of cereal or cleaning product), you should see a sweet bonus tacked onto your base 25 points. If you feel like something's missing, you have a short window (usually 3 days) to correct the receipt in the app!
This whole process is a total piece of cake! Keep stacking those points, and before you know it, you'll have enough for a gift card to your favorite coffee spot or back to Kroger for another haul!
FAQ Questions and Answers
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How do I correct a missed item on my Kroger receipt in Fetch?
You have a brief window (usually three days) after submission to fix a mistake. Go to your Activity tab, find the receipt, and look for a pencil icon or an option to "Correct My Receipt." You can then scan the product's barcode or search for the item manually to get your missing points.
Can I submit a Kroger receipt that is over 14 days old?
No, Fetch only accepts physical receipts submitted within 14 days of the purchase date. For eReceipts from supported online retailers, the limit is 30 days from the delivery or pickup date. Time waits for no one, especially not for points!
What if my Kroger receipt is super long and won't fit in one photo?
No sweat! The Fetch app is built for long receipts. After you take the first photo, the app will prompt you to "Add a Segment" (or something similar). Line up the next part of the receipt and keep snapping until the entire thing is captured, especially the total and the end of the item list.
Do Kroger's digital receipts for pickup or delivery work on Fetch?
Sometimes, but it’s a tricky business. Fetch prefers to scan eReceipts from your connected email account for eligible retailers. However, Kroger's digital receipts often only qualify for the base 25 points and might not register bonus points from itemized purchases, or they might not be pulled in by the eReceipt scanner at all. A physical, in-store receipt is the most reliable way to ensure you get all your possible points.
What is the minimum amount of points I get for scanning any Kroger receipt?
You’re guaranteed at least 25 points just for scanning a valid, non-duplicate receipt from any store, including Kroger, even if you didn't buy any specific partnered brands. That's your base reward for being a savvy shopper!
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