Editor Reviews

Walmart InHome is this cool new delivery service where they bring your groceries and stuff right to your front door. It's super convenient! Right now, you can use it if you live in Northwest Arkansas, Pittsburgh, Kansas City, Atlanta, Phoenix, the DC metro area, or parts of Southeast Florida. And get this - their delivery people are all trained in safety and can even put your groceries straight into your fridge! You can either set up a keypad for them to use or have their team install a smart device in your home. So easy!

If you want to use Walmart InHome, first make sure your address qualifies and sign up for InHome membership on their website. Once you're a member, just use the Walmart app or website to place your order and choose 'InHome Delivery' at checkout. Your first order will be dropped off at your front door, then you can use the Walmart InHome app to schedule a smart device installation or set up your home's keypad for future deliveries inside. The app also lets you keep tabs on your Walmart store delivery orders with InHome, watch video recordings of each delivery into your home, and get updates at every step of the process.

Walmart InHome has got some cool features to make your shopping experience even better. If you've got the right devices, you can actually watch a video of every delivery made to your home. You don't have to wait long either - the video is available just 15 minutes after the delivery is done and you can keep watching it for up to a week. The app also lets you track your delivery orders, so you know exactly where they are, and it sends you notifications at every step of the process. Plus, you can even see who the InHome delivery person is gonna be. And if you're not into having your personal info sold, no worries! Walmart InHome has a link in their Privacy Policy footer that lets you opt-out of that stuff.

So basically, Walmart InHome is this cool new delivery service that brings your groceries and stuff right to your door. They use fancy technology to make sure only trained and trustworthy people can come into your house. You can either set up your own keypad or have the Walmart InHome team install a smart device for you. And here's the best part - they have an app that lets you track your delivery, watch videos of it being dropped off at your place, and get updates at every stage of the process. Pretty neat, huh?

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