Solutions that enhance the customer experience you deliver
In retail stores, restaurants, hotels and banks around the world, Glory’s solutions enable customer choice, automate routine processes and release staff time to focus on delivering the best experience to customers.
After all, it’s the experience you deliver that sets you apart from your competitors and keeps your customers coming back.
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FEATURED SOLUTIONS
Featured Solutions
Retail Industry
Solutions that enhance the in-store customer experience. Enabling customer choice in how they interact and transact with you.
Restaurants and Hospitality Industry
Solutions that improve the in-restaurant customer experience delivering deeper loyalty with your guests.
Financial Industry
Solutions that automate the handling and processing of cash to improve efficiency, reduce costs and improve the in-branch experience.
BIMS Video case study
Helping customers help themselves with Glory’s Self-Order & Pay Kiosk solutions, releasing staff time to focus on the in-restaurant experience.
Retail self checkout
Big or small, we have the flexibility and the support to deliver on your business objectives and enhance your retail environment.
Available with a wide range of configurations and options, our Self-checkout solutions are easily adaptable and ready to make a major impact on your business.
Cash, card and mobile payment options mean all your customers will benefit however they choose to pay.
OUR RESOURCES
Featured Resources
Glory cash automation solutions can assist in improving staff productivity
Labour shortages e-book - Cash automation solutions from Glory focused on increased operational efficiency and an enhanced customer experience.
Customer experience is the driving factor behind customer loyalty
Many C-Stores offer exciting new services that make them a vital hub for their community. But ultimately, whatever you offer, it’s the customer experience that creates loyalty.
Shared infrastructure solutions for banking
How can the banks balance between the service they want to provide and the cost of maintaining local, face-to-face banking?
