Product News Paypod™ Pay Station


Technology Automates Cash Handling at


Point of Sale CPI pay station delivers annual savings to UK retailers


Crane Payment Innovations (CPI), a Crane Co. company, is pleased to introduce Paypod – a new cashier assistant technology for the UK market. Following a European road show and launch in summer 2018, Paypod is now focused on enhancing the cash handling process for retailers in the UK.


Paypod saves business owners as much as £ 5,000 annually by automating cash transactions – including validating notes and coins, rejecting frauds and issuing change to customers. Instant integration with point-of-sale systems means reliable accounting and accurate till preparation, saving retailers back room time.


Ideal for all retail outlets, including cafes, bakeries, pharmacies, convenience stores and newsagents, Paypod offers a flexible option for increasing efficiency during the checkout and the accounting processes. Available in two designs, Paypod allows users to install with little alteration to their existing store environment, and instantly connects with preferred point-of-sale systems.


“The integration of technology has enabled many efficiencies in the modern retail environment,” said Jan-Hinrik Bauwe, President of Crane Payment Innovations. “Designed to work alongside retail staff, Paypod can handle all aspects of the cash transaction, leaving more time for associates to focus on customers while ensuring accuracy and accountability throughout the payment process.”


Paypod is available in the United Kingdom, as well as France, Germany, Italy, Portugal and Spain. To see exactly how much money Paypod can save your business, please visit: mypaypod.com


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September 2019


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