Sapp Bros. Travel Centers Select New Payment Processor
OMAHA, Neb. -- In a move that will enable centralization of fleet card authorization and transaction capture, Sapp Bros. Travel Centers, based here, selected Postilion, a division of S1 Corp., for transaction processing.
"Given our current goal of growing our stores and the increasingly tighter margins on fuel purchases, it was imperative that we find new ways to streamline our transaction processing," Don Quinn, president of Sapp Bros., said in a statement. "The Postilion Forecourt and POS Payments solution and the Postilion Payment Switching solution enable us to further control the payment transaction authorization and settlement process, which in turn drives down our costs and improves our customers' overall experience at the pump and in the store."
Francois van Schoor, senior vice president and general manager, Postilion Payments, explained this partnership will allow Sapp Bros to manage the wide range of fleet payment and fleet cards. In addition, it will streamline authorization and transaction capture, and integrate payment for fuel at the pump with traditional retail payments.
"We are delighted that Sapp Bros. has chosen Postilion solutions to integrate payments at the fuel pump with the convenience store," Schoor said in a released statement. "This enables them to reduce transaction processing time, the overhead of managing, configuring, and maintaining multiple applications at each store, and the in-store hardware footprint."
"Given our current goal of growing our stores and the increasingly tighter margins on fuel purchases, it was imperative that we find new ways to streamline our transaction processing," Don Quinn, president of Sapp Bros., said in a statement. "The Postilion Forecourt and POS Payments solution and the Postilion Payment Switching solution enable us to further control the payment transaction authorization and settlement process, which in turn drives down our costs and improves our customers' overall experience at the pump and in the store."
Francois van Schoor, senior vice president and general manager, Postilion Payments, explained this partnership will allow Sapp Bros to manage the wide range of fleet payment and fleet cards. In addition, it will streamline authorization and transaction capture, and integrate payment for fuel at the pump with traditional retail payments.
"We are delighted that Sapp Bros. has chosen Postilion solutions to integrate payments at the fuel pump with the convenience store," Schoor said in a released statement. "This enables them to reduce transaction processing time, the overhead of managing, configuring, and maintaining multiple applications at each store, and the in-store hardware footprint."