Brink's Tech‑Enabled Hardware is designed to keep your employees safe and your cash protected.
Designed to improve your operations, Brink's tech‑enabled devices reduce the time needed to drop cash while offering an unprecedented degree of visibility into your cash position.
Our technology helps to make trips to the bank a thing of the past, with reduced costs and efficient in‑store cash operations.
As part of the Brink's Complete solution, Brink's Box simplifies in‑store cash management and keeps your employees safely in the store.
As part of the Brink's Complete solution, the Brink's B‑Safe combines intuitive note validation features to make fast, secure, and routine cash drops throughout the day.
As part of the Brink's Complete Enterprise solution, the Brink's Recycler is a powerful addition to your back office operations and can provide significant efficiencies when starting and ending each shift.
| Brink’s Box | Brink’s B-Safe | Brink’s Recycler | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Note capacity | Up to 40 deposit bags | Up to 4,000 notes | 12,500 notes |
| Validation | Barcode | Dual single note validators + barcode | High-speed note validation (10 notes per second) |
| Dimensions
H × W × D |
27˝ × 14˝ × 18˝ | 27˝ × 14˝ × 18˝ | 21˝ × 31.4˝ × 51.2˝ |
| Weight | 165 lbs | 172 lbs | 1,545 lbs |
DSW’s parent company, Designer Brands, is one of North America’s largest designers, producers, and retailers of footwear and accessories. They hoped to find a solution for unproductive, time-consuming bank runs for its U.S. stores.
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For H.N. Funkhouser, improving bank efficiency came down to flexibility. Its previous cash handling vendor had an exclusive relationship with a financial institution, but the company wanted to see if other banks could provide a better deal.
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