During the first Covid19 wave/lockdown in March, all online shopping platforms suddenly had very long delivery times. Even to be allowed to shop on the platform, you had to queue virtually. At the moment, more and more Covid tests are being carried out and more people have to quarantine at home, usually with the whole family. These people are not allowed to go shopping, but have to wait just as long in online shopping as those who do not have to quarantine and could actually go to the store.
Idea: Offer Migros customers who are in quarantine a priority lane in the online store. This would allow their purchases to be delivered immediately (i.e. with the "normal" delivery times) and not weeks later, as was the case in the first wave.

Some other, more technical ideas The identification of quarantine customers could be done in different ways. Option 1: every day the cantonal doctors send the list of Q-persons to Migros, when logging in the system recognizes a Q-person.
Option 2: The cantons each set up an interface that is queried by the Migros system when logging in (is this user on the list? Yes/No) Option 3: The SwissCovid app - where Covid codes are "officially" listed - can serve as recognition (would have to be supplemented with a simple code generator: when logging in to the online store, the user requests a "quarantine priority". The store generates a code, this is entered in the SwissCovid app, the app spits out another code for the store -> recognition takes place)