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First Costcutter branded forecourt installs EDGEPoS system

Hannah Hastings
By Hannah HastingsJul 09, 2020
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Dunningsbridge Service Station, a Costcutter and BP branded forecourt in Bootle, Liverpool, has become the latest retailer to install the award-winning EDGEPoS system onsite.

Darren Nickels, retail technology operations director, said: “We are delighted with our latest install in Dunningsbridge Service Station.

"This service station is our first Costcutter site and we are delighted to have Kevin and the team onboard with EDGEPoS.”

An EPOS link is now available to EDGEPoS retailers who are with the Costcutter fascia symbol.

EDGEPoS is live in more than 600 sites globally, and provides an all-in-one retail platform that delivers EPOS, Self-Checkout, Home Delivery and Click n Collect App, ESELs, and much more to retailers.

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