We use our patent pending user identification software to enable frictionless payment experiences at fuel stations, tolls, and Drive-thru’s. With exclusive agreements with some of the largest driving apps in the world we currently reach up to 38 million drivers who already have an app capable of enabling our technology. Another way of thinking about that is we’ve already saved 361 hours of downloading.
Tytonical identifies the user and matches them to their data profile, including payment details. A notification is sent to the user making them aware that their data is being used and confirming the payment details. Dynamic screens at the ordering point greet the user by name, and display the Tyton icon, reinforcing where their data has been sourced. The user orders a burger *no pickles and a soft drink. The transaction is billed to the users payment details and they simply collect their order and leave. On second order, the user returns and has the same experience however this time the dynamic screens display their previous order, remembering “no pickles”, to streamline their purchase experience.
Tytonical identifies the user and matches them to their data profile, incl payment details. A notification is sent to the user making them aware that their data is being used and confirming the payment details. The fuel retailer is passed the information in order to pre-authorise the transaction and the user is free to continue to fill their car. Once the car is full, the user simply exits the forecourt. We confirm that the user has left and the fuel retailer completes the transaction for the final amount.
The user drives to the store, Tytonical identifies the user and matches them to their data profile. Two notifications are sent (i) to the user making them aware that their data is being used, and (ii) to the retailer notifying them that the consumer has arrived and that they should get their package ready for collection. By the time the user has got to the collection point, their order is ready and waiting for them.
Tytonical identifies the user and matches them to their data profile, including payment details. A notification is sent to the user making them aware that their data is being used and confirming the payment details. Dynamic screens at the ordering point greet the user by name, and display the Tyton icon, reinforcing where their data has been sourced. The user orders a burger *no pickles and a soft drink. The transaction is billed to the users payment details and they simply collect their order and leave. On second order, the user returns and has the same experience however this time the dynamic screens display their previous order, remembering “no pickles”, to streamline their purchase experience.
Tytonical identifies the user and matches them to their data profile, incl payment details. A notification is sent to the user making them aware that their data is being used and confirming the payment details. The fuel retailer is passed the information in order to pre-authorise the transaction and the user is free to continue to fill their car. Once the car is full, the user simply exits the forecourt. We confirm that the user has left and the fuel retailer completes the transaction for the final amount.
The user drives to the store, Tytonical identifies the user and matches them to their data profile. Two notifications are sent (i) to the user making them aware that their data is being used, and (ii) to the retailer notifying them that the consumer has arrived and that they should get their package ready for collection. By the time the user has got to the collection point, their order is ready and waiting for them.