Security and efficiency are at stake. Optimized cash logistics have long become an important success factor for retail. The digitalization of cash logistics processes offers great potential, but it needs to be realized.
Although numerous processes have already been digitalized across all industries, many retailers still regularly receive driver lists of authorized drivers for cash collection from their cash-in-transit service provider (CIT) via fax or email.
As a result, the employees on-site often receive unclear documents, the currentness of which the cash-in-transit service provider cannot definitively guarantee. It is obvious that significant security risks are hidden in this and all other subprocesses, such as driver authorization or key management. Therefore, retail companies expect the integration of digital solutions that make cash logistics more secure and at the same time simplify it for all involved.