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Liverpool FC award Warrington firm major sales system contract
Liverpool Football Club have appointed Verteda Ltd as provider for sales system solutions in the stadium, which is currently undergoing major redevelopment.
The Warrington-based company will provide state of the art printers for the tickets to the museum, tour and hospitality operations replacing the legacy system.
The payment systems will be updated to include contactless pay methods, while the processes in the stadium will be updated to ensure manual processes for cash and stock reconciliation are no longer needed.
Work began earlier this year to expand Anfield stadium to house an additional 8,500 seats, taking the Main Stand capacity to over 20,000 and increasing the overall capacity of Anfield to around 54,000 - making it one of the largest single stands in Europe.
Sales director for Verteda Ltd, Trevor Roberts, said: “We are delighted to be working with Liverpool FC at Anfield.
“Verteda has consistently proven its abilities to deliver stadia-centric solutions and we are delighted our solutions will be enhancing the fan experience at Anfield.
“Verteda were selected following a detailed tender process during which we proved our ability to deliver at the level needed by Liverpool FC’s loyal fan base and the operational teams.
“With more than 50 similar stadium projects delivered across the UK and Ireland in the last few years, the initial project implementation at Liverpool FC will ensure an even better customer experience with delivery of innovative contactless payment systems across the stadium, along with an integrated real-time cash management and inventory solution.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Sophia Taha .
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