INDIANAPOLIS -- Village Pantry LLC said that all of its locations will soon be equipped with CompuSafe Service by Brink's Inc. The installation of this closed-loop system will allow greater productivity in point-of-sale (POS) operations, a significant decrease in cash handling discrepancies and stronger overall transaction management.
According to Mike Emmons, vice president of operations for Village Pantry, The overall goal of our alliance with Brinks is to create a faster, more efficient checkout for our customers. The implementation of this transaction [image-nocss] management system will allow our associates to concentrate on providing the best possible customer service. Our associates' will spend less time with accounting detailsallowing them to focus their attention on serving the needs of our valued customers.
Brink's CompuSafe Service combines secure transportation with advanced cash management technology to transform the cash cycle from a manual process to an automated flow that accelerates funds availability, streamlines operational processes and gives customers better visibility and control of their cash operations.
Village Pantry, an affiliate of private investment firm Sun Capital Partners Inc., is a major regional convenience store chain operating 148 company-owned locations in Indiana and Ohio. Based in Indianapolis, Village Pantry operates 99 fuel locations (77 branded Marathon, 22 branded Village Pantry Fuel).
Dallas-based Brink's offers secure logistics solutions, with a network of more than 2,250 armored trucks and more than 250 branches. It offers transportation, currency and coin processing, ATM services, the proprietary Brink's CompuSafe Service and intelligent safe technology, document destruction and cash management solutions.
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