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Retailers are always looking for new ways to streamline operations without increasing costs or sacrificing security. However, many businesses still manually handle their cash and are all too familiar with the challenges and risks that come along with the traditional cash management process.

Why not simplify your cash management strategy with a single subscription? As a Brink’s Complete customer, you can.

As the cannabis market in Canada grows and more consumers embrace cannabis and cannabis products, new players are entering the industry.

By minimizing physical interaction, streamlining cash deposits, and providing full visibility into your cash movement, Brink’s 24SEVEN can help you to maintain social distancing measures with ease.

By minimizing physical interaction, streamlining cash deposits, and providing full visibility into your cash movement, Brink’s 24SEVEN can help you to maintain social distancing measures with ease.

Brink’s Canada has made the POST promise to show our determination and efforts to keep our employees, our partners and our customers safe while we deliver our products and services throughout Canada.

The legalization of cannabis sales in Canada in 2018 fostered an inevitable boom of innovation, with businesses from all sectors enthusiastically filling roles, offering solutions, and laying claim to an ever-growing world of opportunity. It is a once-in-a-lifetime moment in history, and it is remarkable to bear witness to it.

Many people are asking me how I think the COVID-19 pandemic is going to change the cash payments landscape – and what it means for Brink’s.

Today, more than 72 million Visa and MasterCard credit cards have been issued to Canadian consumers and new technologies are further expanding payment options. While payment innovations, including tap and mobile, are changing the way cash is used and how customers expect to do business with retailers, cash remains the payment option of choice for many consumer transactions.

In today’s debit and credit-driven retail economy, it’s tempting to believe that cash is losing its luster. Nothing could be further from the truth. Continuing to follow outdated cash management processes can have a significant, if hidden, cost to your bottom line in terms of lost labour time, errors, theft and reconciliation hassles.

Many people are asking me how I think the COVID-19 pandemic is going to change the cash payments landscape – and what it means for Brink’s.

As businesses slowly begin to reopen with precautionary measures in place, the ongoing pandemic presents a series of new challenges surrounding the national coin circulation issue.

Ah, technology. What would we do without it? Paying bills, ordering groceries for home delivery and even controlling your thermostat can be done from the touch of your phone. And on a business level, technology plays a pivotal role in simplifying operations and helping things run smoothly. Here are several advantages of incorporating mobile technology into your business.

For three days, nearly 7,000 treasury and finance decision-makers will gather at AFP 2021 to explore the emerging technologies, trends, services and products driving the profession.

Discover an innovative approach to HR and payroll to help your company navigate through these challenging times. From earned wage access and mobile alerting, to digital banking tools and prepaid debit cards that pay you back as you use them, explore the frictionless strategies you can implement right now to empower your employees and ultimately ensure your business returns to normal operations.