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THE FUTURE OF UNATTENDED RETAIL IS HERE The industry is changing quickly. Customer expectations continue to rise, and operators need technology that helps them work smarter without complicating everyday operations. For operators, success is no longer just about having the right machines. It’s about having the right technology behind them - and that’s exactly where Televend continues to innovate.
Televend Celebrates Double Success at The Vendies 2026
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or anyone working in the UK vending sector, the Vendies Awards are among the industry’s most prestigious events. This year’s event was a memorable one
for Televend, which celebrated success in two major categories. Televend won the Best Machine Innovation award for its AXOR Smart Machine range, while its Vending Management System (VMS) received Highly Commended recognition in the Best Ancillary Product or Service category. Together, these awards reflect Televend’s commitment to developing solutions that help operators work more efficiently and grow their business.
AWARD-WINNING SMART VENDING TECHNOLOGY Today’s vending customers expect more than just buying a product. They appreciate an easy, modern experience, while operators need equipment that helps them attract customers and manage their business more effectively. The AXOR Smart Machine range has been designed with exactly that in mind. Large interactive touchscreens make it easy for operators to promote products, highlight meal deals, display nutritional information, and run advertising campaigns. They also help create a more engaging customer experience. As customer expectations continue to evolve, Televend remains focused on providing operators with the tools they need to increase sales and deliver a better customer experience.
EVERY MACHINE IS CONNECTED A modern vending machine is only part
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of the story. Operators also need an easy way to manage their entire business. That’s where the Televend Vending Management System comes in. It connects smart and traditional vending machines, coffee machines, micro markets, and other unattended retail solutions into a single, easy-to-use platform. From a single platform, operators can monitor machines in real time, update prices remotely, manage stock, optimise routes, and access detailed reports. AI-powered insights help them work more efficiently, reduce unnecessary site visits, and make better day-to-day decisions. With everything in one place, operators can save time, stay in control, and focus on growing their business. Whether managing a small number of machines or a large network across multiple locations, operators need technology they can rely on every day. Having everything connected in one place makes it easier to respond quickly, reduce unnecessary work, and keep the business running smoothly.
A TEAM EFFORT Reflecting on the awards, Richard Davies of Televend commented: “Winning these awards is a proud moment
for Televend, but the real achievement belongs to the people behind the technology. Every member of our team has played a part in developing solutions that help operators transform their businesses. I would also like to thank our customers and partners for their continued trust and collaboration. Their support challenges us to keep pushing boundaries, and together we are helping shape the future of vending and unattended retail.”
LOOKING AHEAD Looking to the future, Ian Forde of Televend added: “The recognition we’ve received at The
Vendies 2026 is definitely a big milestone on our journey to excellence. We’ll continue to push the boundaries of smart vending and connected technologies and find more ways to help operators stay one step ahead. The future of vending is smart, connected, and intelligent, and Televend is proud to be leading that transformation.” The Vendies Awards 2026 recognised
two of Televend’s key solutions and marked another major success for the company. For operators, it means having the right tools to build a more efficient, more connected, and more resilient business.
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