Global payments platform Adyen has partnered with Singapore-based restaurant operating system Atlas to empower food and beverage (F&B) brands in Singapore.
The partnership involves harnessing the unique features of the AtlasPay solution, which include simplified, consolidated reporting, reduced manual reconciliation, and reliable payment terminals.
“Our inherent tech-first background and keen understanding of the F&B landscape shape our innovative approach to solving challenges within the industry. That’s why we’ve collaborated with Adyen to build a platform to support our merchants’ core needs – from integrating technology to ease the load on smaller teams, to payment methods and compliance – so that they can focus on what matters most: running their business,” said Yi Sung Yong, co-founder and CEO, Atlas.
Enhancing business resilience
The partnership aims to enhance how restaurants meet customer needs and strengthen business resilience.
Atlas customers can significantly reduce the time spent on administrative and manual tasks by streamlining backend processes, such as reporting, reconciliation, and terminal management. This time saved can then be utilised to enhance the overall customer experience.
AtlasPay also ensures a seamless and reliable checkout experience for customers through a variety of available payment methods.
It also aims to provide a reliable and scalable platform to help businesses grow, as well as ease the setup of in-person payment terminals and remotely manage multiple terminals.
“F&B businesses today need flexible solutions that can support their operations from end to end. Many F&B players run with small teams and don’t have the bandwidth to manage multiple vendors or complicated systems. Our partnership with Atlas helps simplify this, so restaurateurs can focus on growing their business and connecting with customers,” said Ben Wong, general manager, Southeast Asia and Hong Kong, Adyen.
