venue looks after their cards securely and adequately.


Even in light of the pandemic, venues adopt government advice and sanitize every aspect of their venue. CardsSafe fits into that category and is treated in the same way. CardsSafe also virtually eliminates chargeback and dramatically reduces walkouts because it retains bank cards and allows secure tab keeping. Rather than insisting on advance payment, businesses can keep tabs and up-sell while they do so. CardsSafe is also remarkably affordable at just under £10 per month rental per unit, so with the reduction of losses and the potential for increased spending, it pays for itself!


Q


With technology constantly on the move, are there any developments to the system that can improve it even further?


Although CardsSafe is a pretty brilliant piece of kit, it does not rely on software, no overcomplicated training, there’s no App, and venue managers and owners have complete control in how and where they use it. While the product looks similar to the initial version, there have been ten significant improvements to how it works, based on customer feedback and our focus on keeping the operation simple and secure. We are always looking at ways to improve the system and offer replacement keys and 24/7 support should anything go wrong. New customers can simply register online, set up an account, and use the CardsSafe system to retain their customer’s cards before they know it. The advantage is in its simplicity and ease of use.


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