New POS Available for Chevron, ConocoPhillips and CITGO Retailers
GREENSBORO, N.C. -- In an ongoing attempt to increase productivity, Chevron, ConocoPhillips and CITGO-branded retailers can now implement Gilbarco Veeder-Root's Passport Version 7 software.
According to a released statement furnished by Gilbarco Veeder-Root, the aforementioned retailers' certifications on the Cenex/NBS, ADS-Dallas, and ADS-Chicago networks are expected within a few weeks.
For those retailers that have made the transition, feedback has been positive. "We installed Passport V7 into our Barrett location in February and it has exceeded our expectations. In fact we are having it installed in our other location within the next two weeks," Missy Myron-Rustan, co-owner of Farm & Home Oil Co Inc. in Elbow Lake, Minn., said in a released statement. "We have significantly reduced cashier training and errors with the easy-to-use touch screen. Our customers are thrilled with the accuracy of promotions, discounts and local account maintenance. The reports are phenomenal and have helped us with every day operation decisions."
Passport Version 7 supports PCI PED-compliant PIN pads for retailers on several new networks and enables manual entry of data from "unconnected dispensers," which many retailers use for Kerosene or fleet/commercial applications, where pump totals could not be polled otherwise. In addition, Passport Version 7 features extraction tool enhancements to save forecourt installation configurations to simplify installation. Software enhancements include the ability to report and car wash functionalities.
The platform's interface includes an intuitive touch screen designed to minimize training time, errors and shrinkage. According to Gilbarco Veeder-Root, the software, approved on all major networks to benefit multi-branded retailers, provides seamless connectivity and standardization, powerful business information and security features, sophisticated business growth tools and easy expandability.
Attendees of the NACStech show, held at the Gaylord Texan Resort in Grapevine, Texas, from May 5–7, will have the opportunity to visit Gilbarco Veeder-Root's booth and test-drive the new software.
According to a released statement furnished by Gilbarco Veeder-Root, the aforementioned retailers' certifications on the Cenex/NBS, ADS-Dallas, and ADS-Chicago networks are expected within a few weeks.
For those retailers that have made the transition, feedback has been positive. "We installed Passport V7 into our Barrett location in February and it has exceeded our expectations. In fact we are having it installed in our other location within the next two weeks," Missy Myron-Rustan, co-owner of Farm & Home Oil Co Inc. in Elbow Lake, Minn., said in a released statement. "We have significantly reduced cashier training and errors with the easy-to-use touch screen. Our customers are thrilled with the accuracy of promotions, discounts and local account maintenance. The reports are phenomenal and have helped us with every day operation decisions."
Passport Version 7 supports PCI PED-compliant PIN pads for retailers on several new networks and enables manual entry of data from "unconnected dispensers," which many retailers use for Kerosene or fleet/commercial applications, where pump totals could not be polled otherwise. In addition, Passport Version 7 features extraction tool enhancements to save forecourt installation configurations to simplify installation. Software enhancements include the ability to report and car wash functionalities.
The platform's interface includes an intuitive touch screen designed to minimize training time, errors and shrinkage. According to Gilbarco Veeder-Root, the software, approved on all major networks to benefit multi-branded retailers, provides seamless connectivity and standardization, powerful business information and security features, sophisticated business growth tools and easy expandability.
Attendees of the NACStech show, held at the Gaylord Texan Resort in Grapevine, Texas, from May 5–7, will have the opportunity to visit Gilbarco Veeder-Root's booth and test-drive the new software.