FAQ

This information will allow us to measure the number of diverse suppliers that Shipt works with and the amount of money we spend that goes to diverse suppliers. We are committed to measuring Shipt’s economic impact and creating equitable opportunities in our supplier network.

According to the SBA, Small Disadvantaged Businesses must meet the requirements for a Small Business and also be 51% owned and controlled by one or more disadvantaged persons, which is a designation for those who are socially and economically disadvantaged. For more information and to register, visit the SBA website.

The U.S. Small Business Association (SBA) provides specific qualifications and registration forms. Generally, unless your business involves commercial farming, if you have fewer than 100 employees and your total income plus your cost of goods sold is less than $7.5 million, then you have a Small Business.

Yes.  Shipt Procurement and Sourcing representatives will connect with suppliers that are certified by the SBA and/or a nationally recognized certifying agency for diverse bid opportunities.  All non-certified businesses may be invited to participate as secondary and tertiary suppliers if they are actively engaged in the certification process.    

A complete and accurate invoice should include the following:

• Full Legal Name and Address of Shipt
• Shipt Contact Name
• Supplier Name and Remittance Address
• Invoice Date
• Due Date
• Purchase Order Number
• Invoice Number (Must be unique)
• Total Amount Due (Including Currency)
• Description of Goods or Services
• Date of delivery or service period, whichever is applicable