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SOUTHERN ENGLAND GOES FRICTIONLESS WITH FLYT PLATFORM
The City Pub Company, which has a growing portfolio of over 30 pubs across southern England, has today announced that it has become the latest partner on Flypay’s ground-breaking Flyt platform.
The Flyt platform will provide The City Pub Company with access to faster, frictionless payments across both its East and West estates. This will be achieved through the use of Flypay’s industry leading Pay at Table and Bar Tabs technologies, which will be built into the company’s new bespoke app, developed by leading mobile solutions company, The App Business.
The new City Pub Company app integrates seamlessly with Zonal’s point of sale system and also incorporates its iZone loyalty scheme. This means that customers using Pay at Table or Bar Tabs will be rewarded with offers and incentives to drive repeat visits.
Kyle Gibson, Digital Marketing Manager, The City Pub Company commented: “We pride ourselves on running the best pubs in the cities in which we operate. We are obsessive about our beer, passionate about our food, and our customers are at the forefront of everything we do. As such, we are constantly in search of ways to improve their experience and we believe introducing Flypay’s frictionless payment technologies will do just that.”
Tom Weaver, CEO, Flypay commented: “We’re delighted to be collaborating with The App Business to deliver a seamless digital experience to The City Pub Company’s customers. Through payment technology, our Flyt platform has the capabilities to dramatically enhance the experience for customers, before allowing them to move on to their next destination with ease.”
For more information on Flyt please visit: www.flyt.tech
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