Fast Lane Convenience Stores Launches Delivery

Fast Lane Convenience Stores, the retail arm of Corrigan Oil Company, has selected Lula Commerce to launch and manage both third-party delivery across DoorDash, Uber Eats and Grubhub and a branded first-party ordering experience through Lula Direct, according to a press release sent to NACS.

With Lula, Fast Lane “gains centralized control over its entire digital ordering operation. Marketplace orders from DoorDash, Uber Eats and Grubhub and direct orders through a branded Lula Direct storefront flow into a single platform, with centrally managed menus and a unified workflow that keeps pricing and product information consistent across channels and locations,” Lulua said. “Lula’s AI-powered tools handle uptime monitoring … so Fast Lane can launch faster, own more of the customer relationship and improve margins while keeping store teams focused on serving customers.”

Corrigan Oil Company has been a family-owned and operated business since 1958. The company operates 12 locations across Michigan, Indiana and Ohio.

"Fast Lane has always been focused on making it easy for customers to get what they need, when they need it," said Kraig Elliott, president of Fast Lane Convenience Stores. "Partnering with Lula lets us expand that convenience beyond our four walls, with delivery through the major marketplaces and a Fast Lane-owned ordering experience through Lula Direct. It’s a modern way to serve our communities while staying true to who we are."

Lula Commerce launched Lula Direct in June 2025, describing it as “the AI-powered, first-party ordering platform purpose-built to help retailers take control of their digital storefronts.”

The brand said that Lula Direct helps retailers set up a branded ordering experience in under a week, while automating the work behind the scenes.