Tesco partners with Vontier to deploy forecourt payments, fueling tech across 700-plus sites

By Public Technologies
  • Tesco partnered with Vontier to deploy Gilbarco Veeder-Root fuelling systems, Invenco outdoor payments across more than 700 UK petrol stations.
  • Rollout targets tighter forecourt automation, integrated pump-to-POS operations, faster transactions, improved compliance at pump or kiosk.
  • Gilbarco’s DOMS PSS 5000 controller will connect Tesco POS software, deliver real-time forecourt data to support operational oversight.
  • Modular architecture aims to scale across the network, lift efficiency, improve customer experience, enable future upgrades.


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