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Sometimes in life, we get so accustomed to working around little problems that we barely think about them. A creaky door, a chipped mug, an internet outage. It’s the same when it comes to payments: we just keep working with our old ways of paying and ignoring all those small inconveniences. We work around these problems, but we really shouldn’t have to.

Insight, Data trends, OPEN, paymark insights

Case Study: Simply Asia Food Group

30 January 2020

Simply Asia Food Group, a business employing over 70 people across five brands and seven sites in the upper South Island utilises technology and Paymark Insights to help them grow as a business and improve...

Insight, EFTPOS

A world without EFTPOS? That'll be $60 Million please

21 November 2019

We don’t often think about EFTPOS – it’s the quiet, low-cost payment option that lives in almost every New Zealander’s wallet.

Innovation, Insight, Data trends

Information overload? How managing data can drive profits

19 November 2019

When your reminders are pinging, your inbox is rapidly filling up and your phone is harassing you, it’s almost impossible to know what to concentrate on.

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Innovation, Insight, Data trends

The world wide shopping event you've never heard of

30 October 2019

What’s the biggest single shopping day – both online and offline – around the world? It’s not Christmas Eve or Boxing Day. It’s not Black Friday or Cyber Monday; it’s much bigger than all of those.

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Innovation, Insight, OPEN

Make better business decisions in real-time

29 March 2019

See what’s going on in your stores in real-time, predict staffing requirements more accurately and calculate the value of returning customers.

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Insight, Data trends, International trends

The face of New Zealand payments

29 January 2019

Read our latest white paper. We share our findings on international payment trends, and analysis on more than $60b of transactions in New Zealand that went through the Paymark network in 2018.