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Secteurs

Equipping a bank branch, from the cash room to the queue

A bank branch concentrates almost all our trades in one place. That is why this sector accounts for a large share of our work, and why we know its constraints: opening hours that cannot be moved, regulatory inspections, and the fact that a failure is instantly visible on the customer side.

What a branch needs

  • Security and surveillance

    Cameras in the hall, at the counters, in the cash room and on the ATM. Footage retained for as long as your procedures require.

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  • Access control

    Separating the public area, the back office and the cash room. Knowing who goes where, and revoking access the moment someone leaves.

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  • Queue management

    Tickets, calling displays, footfall statistics. Reduces friction at reception and gives your operations team real numbers.

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  • Payment systems

    ATMs, card terminals, note counters and counterfeit detectors, cheque readers — and their maintenance.

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  • Power continuity

    UPS and generator, so the ATM, the network and the cameras do not stop at every outage.

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  • Network and telephony

    Branch-to-head-office link, phone system, contact centre and call recording.

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How we work with banks

  • Outside opening hours. We work evenings, weekends or during closures, so your business does not stop.
  • Identical rollout across every branch. Same equipment, same configuration, same documentation: your technical team has one system to learn.
  • Confidentiality. Our technicians are bound by confidentiality undertakings, and we accept your own clauses.
  • Traceability. A written report after every visit, usable during an inspection.
  • Parts in stock. An ATM out of service for a fortnight costs more than the annual maintenance contract.