List of eftPOS Customers
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Since 2010, our global team of researchers has been studying eftPOS customers around the world, aggregating massive amounts of data points that form the basis of our forecast assumptions and perhaps the rise and fall of certain vendors and their products on a quarterly basis.
Each quarter our research team identifies companies that have purchased eftPOS for Point Of Sale from public (Press Releases, Customer References, Testimonials, Case Studies and Success Stories) and proprietary sources, including the customer size, industry, location, implementation status, partner involvement, LOB Key Stakeholders and related IT decision-makers contact details.
Companies using eftPOS for Point Of Sale include: Australia Post, a Australia based Transportation organisation with 64000 employees and revenues of $6.02 billion, John Holland Pty Ltd, a Australia based Construction and Real Estate organisation with 6300 employees and revenues of $4.38 billion, Ventia, a Australia based Professional Services organisation with 35000 employees and revenues of $3.98 billion, United Petroleum, a Australia based Oil, Gas and Chemicals organisation with 2500 employees and revenues of $3.00 billion, Cotton On Group, a Australia based Retail organisation with 20000 employees and revenues of $2.77 billion and many others.
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Australia Post | Transportation | 64000 | $6.0B | Australia | Australian Payments Plus | eftPOS | Point Of Sale | 2022 | n/a |
In 2022, Australia Post implemented eftPOS from Australian Payments Plus to standardize counter payments across its retail network. The eftPOS deployment was scoped to front-line Postal Services Officer transaction channels and targeted Point Of Sale processing for customer sales, mail and parcel lodgement fees, and service fees.
Configuration centered on core Point Of Sale capabilities, including card and contactless acceptance, merchant-initiated refunds, cash handling and cash advance workflows, cheque and credit card payment capture, and terminal-level transaction logging to support identity services fee processing. The eftPOS application was configured to support the transaction types handled by Postal Services Officers, including postage purchases, international money transfer payments and receipt issuance.
The deployment used a retail terminal centric architecture with eftPOS installed on counter terminals and embedded into daily transaction workflows, supporting cash reconciliation and transactional recordkeeping at point of service. No specific back-office system names are provided in source data, therefore integrations are described at the functional level, covering payment capture handoffs to cash control and transaction records used by retail operations across Australia Post outlets.
Governance and rollout emphasized operational training for Postal Services Officers, updated point of service procedures for refunds and cash advance processing, and tighter reconciliation processes to align eftPOS transaction records with cash handling and postage issuance workflows. The implementation integrated eftPOS into the customer sales and services lifecycle to align payment capture with existing retail counter processes.
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BWS LTD | Retail | 9000 | $2.0B | Australia | Australian Payments Plus | eftPOS | Point Of Sale | 2013 | n/a |
In 2013, BWS LTD deployed eftPOS as its Point Of Sale solution to support transaction processing in a moderately busy bottleshop environment. The eftPOS implementation was used at tills and integrated card terminals to process sales, authorize card payments, and issue receipts, aligning front‑line transaction capture with payment acceptance. The Point Of Sale deployment supported core retail functions including cash handling, sales recording, and receipt management.
Operationally the role centered on a single operator managing customer service, stocking, and paperwork while using eftPOS, which consolidated sale entry and card payment processing into a continuous workflow. Configuration and operational emphasis included straightforward terminal workflows, end of day settlement and reconciliation processes, and operator accountability for transaction records and paperwork. Governance reflected the store level need for time management and responsibility consolidation rather than distributed role specialization.
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Campion Education | Education | 200 | $30M | Australia | Australian Payments Plus | eftPOS | Point Of Sale | 2013 | n/a |
In 2013 Campion Education implemented eftPOS as its Point Of Sale application to support retail checkout and student materials sales. The deployment anchored cashier operations and customer service workflows within the retail function, aligning front-of-house transaction handling with inventory replenishment activities.
The eftPOS implementation covered terminal-level payment processing, cash register operations, and transaction logging, with staff responsibilities defined for operating the EFTPOS machine, handling cash, and resolving customer issues at point of sale. Data entry and backorder creation were executed alongside POS transactions, reflecting integrated retail order capture and service workflows using IBS Bookmaster Software for backorder management.
Integrations included Australian Payments Plus for card processing and a working relationship with IBS Bookmaster Software for backorder and data entry processes, enabling coordination between sales transactions and stock allocation. Operational coverage extended across front-of-house retail staff, warehouse personnel responsible for stock replenishment, and office staff coordinating order fulfilment and administrative records.
Governance focused on role-level tasking for cash handling, transaction reconciliation, customer service escalation for payment issues, and a tightly coupled process between sales and warehouse teams to manage backorders and replenishment. eftPOS supported the business functions of retail sales, customer service, inventory order capture, and warehouse coordination within Campion Education.
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Leisure and Hospitality | 25 | $4M | Australia | Australian Payments Plus | eftPOS | Point Of Sale | 2018 | n/a |
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Government | 528 | $100M | Australia | Australian Payments Plus | eftPOS | Point Of Sale | 2015 | n/a |
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Consumer Packaged Goods | 9655 | $868M | Australia | Australian Payments Plus | eftPOS | Point Of Sale | 2019 | n/a |
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Retail | 20000 | $2.8B | Australia | Australian Payments Plus | eftPOS | Point Of Sale | 2019 | n/a |
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Retail | 400 | $60M | Australia | Australian Payments Plus | eftPOS | Point Of Sale | 2013 | n/a |
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Professional Services | 50 | $5M | Australia | Australian Payments Plus | eftPOS | Point Of Sale | 2014 | n/a |
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Government | 2281 | $1.8B | Australia | Australian Payments Plus | eftPOS | Point Of Sale | 2017 | n/a |
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