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Proceed to checkout

To start the process of completing an online purchase for the selected items.

In plain English

This means moving from choosing products to the stage where the order is finalized. It marks the beginning of the online buying process for the items already selected.

In context

Here, it means starting the purchase-completion process for the items currently selected in the cart.

Situation
Using carts, promotions, checkout, delivery choices, and order confirmation
What it communicates
starts the checkout flow from the cart

Meaning limits

The term itself only indicates the beginning of that process, not that the purchase has already been completed.

Examples

“She proceeded to checkout with the books in her cart but stopped before placing the order.”

Core meaning

“After removing the extra mug from the cart, the customer proceeds to checkout.”

In context