Vending, Office Coffee & Direct Sales, and Commissary Management software programs with coin-counter & service call interfaces. Automate route servicing with DEX communications using hand held DEX Master computers & automate warehouse/product management with hand held computer using built in bar code laser scanner. Robust reporting can be viewed anytime on screen, including forecasting for those who pre-pack. With our modular approach, vending management systems can be designed for all size vending companies. Contact us to schedule a live demonstration over the Internet.
Company president Mark Kronenberg sold CompuVend to Cantaloupe in 2014.
CompuVend Systems has announced its can now integrate with the pick-to-light warehouse system from LightSpeed Automation.LightSpeed Automation provides solutions to allow companies...
CompuVend announced the latest release of PreKitPro, its prekitting module designed to allow operators to prekit either from the warehouse or provide route drivers with the information...
CompuVend Systems welcomes Jacques Bonnette to its support and training staff. Bonnette has worked for many years providing support and training for computer users. Most recently...
Mark Kronenberg, president of CompuVend Systems, recently announced the promotion of Severin Beale to Support/IT Director. Beale has been with CompuVend Systems for 7 years as...
Mark Kronenberg, president of CompuVend Systems, remembers his father as a leader, innovator and tutor within the vending industry. “I owe a lot to my father who was a great teacher...
Long time National Automatic Merchandising Association (NAMA) member and vending industry leader Ira Alan Kronenberg passed away Sept. 10, 2012 in New Orleans, NAMA Executive ...
A measure of that treasured past is returning to Philadelphia, Pa., where Elliot’s Vending Co. Inc., an 8-route operation, has managed to win some of the biggest accounts, due...
Remote data transfer and other new technologies provide better ways to verify sales. Misreporting sales to customers is a longstanding and largely secretive practice.
Aaron Speagle, the third-generation leader of a North Carolina operation, sees technology as a big key to the industry's future in a rapidly changing business environment.
