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Standardizing payments across multi-location without losing local flexibility
Managing a multi-location business can feel a lot like leading a band: everyone has their own style, but they still need to play in the same key. Standardizing terminal settings becomes essential to deliver a consistent customer experience without limiting local autonomy. Finding that balance may seem tricky, but with the right approach, it’s absolutely…
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Deposit reconciliation without chasing payments
Reconciling deposits can quickly feel like a treasure hunt without a map. Amounts arrive at different times, reports don’t always line up, and by month-end someone is chasing money just to understand what really happened. The good news is that there are concrete ways to take back control and make reconciliation far less stressful. Understanding…
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2026 Consumer Habits: How Businesses Are Adapting
Quebec and Canadian consumers have radically transformed the way they shop over the past few years. Between the explosion of e-commerce, the enthusiasm for contactless experiences, and the constant search for convenience, 2026 is shaping up to be a pivotal year where customer expectations reach unprecedented heights. For merchants, understanding these new habits is no…
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Holidays: how shoppers shift their habits
In December, conversations shift, stores brighten up, and shoppers ease into that festive mindset where buying becomes almost a ritual. The weeks leading up to the holidays bring a mix of excitement, deal-hunting, and last-minute planning. Buying choices reflect a desire for speed, gifts that truly resonate, and a shopping experience free of unnecessary obstacles….
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Keep sales moving through any snowstorm
An early blast of snow can throw off even the most prepared among us. When November decides to bring out its heavy white artillery sooner than expected, consumer routines shift almost instantly. Slippery sidewalks, reduced visibility, and biting cold remind everyone that winter doesn’t wait. Retailers often have only a few days to adapt, because…
