NCR Voyix signs multi-year commerce platform deal with Rutter’s

By Public Technologies
  • NCR Voyix signed a multi-year enterprise agreement with Rutter’s to modernize point-of-sale across nearly 100 convenience locations.
  • Deal expands a long-term partnership, adding Voyix Commerce Platform applications to unify retail, fuel, foodservice operations on one platform.
  • Scope includes Voyix POS for CFR, Voyix Kitchen, Voyix Connect, managed services, field support.
  • Rutter’s will add acceptance of major commercial fleet payment methods, including Corpay, WEX, Voyager fleet cards.
  • Company now has contracts with 27 customers for Voyix Commerce Platform applications, including the Rutter’s agreement.


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