PayFacto at the Forefront of the WEB-SRM

Danny Roy, Executive Vice President, POS Strategy at PayFacto

With the advent of WEB-SRM, the Quebec restaurant industry is on the cusp of a major digital transformation. In a sector where innovation is the key to success, PayFacto stands out not only as a pioneer, but also as a strategic partner for restaurateurs facing these changes.

Thanks to close collaboration with Revenu Québec from the outset of the project, PayFacto has positioned itself as a reliable partner in the transition to a secure digital transaction system. Danny Roy, Executive Vice President, POS Strategy at PayFacto, gives us an insight into the current transition and the challenges it entails.


What Is the WEB-SRM?

As a reminder, the WEB-SRM is a cloud-based technological solution that modernizes the traditional Sales Recording Module (SRM).

To find out more about this new system and its advantages, we invite you to read our article entitled Are you ready for WEB-SRM?

PayFacto's Involvement in the Pilot Project

PayFacto was not only involved in Revenu Québec's pilot project, but also played an active role in the evolution of the specifications for the new sales recording module. Despite the challenges posed by constantly changing criteria, the company invested heavily, both in time and financial resources, to develop a robust and adaptable platform.

As the first to achieve certification, PayFacto is committed to meeting upgrade deadlines and delivering consistently approved software. This promise is a testament to our dedication to our customers and our commitment to staying at the cutting edge of technology.

According to Danny Roy, working closely with Revenu Québec has resulted in a solution that maintains the control required by the tax authority, while avoiding disruption to restaurateurs' day-to-day operations. However, the continuous updating of the platform can be a challenge for some businesses, particularly if their current hardware is not powerful enough or if they are not used to regular updates. What's more, a late migration to WEB-SRM could cause a bottleneck, with possible consequences for a restaurant's workflow.

"The WEB-SRM is likely to be an added stress for restaurateurs, as some are not used to updating their IT equipment, since it wasn't necessary before. With the introduction of a technology requiring regular updates, some businesses may find themselves having to renew their equipment in order to comply with the requirements of this new technology," says Mr. Roy.

The Benefits of Immediate Action

The government has announced the arrival of WEB-SRM in 2020, and although some restaurateurs have adopted a wait-and-see attitude, PayFacto strongly recommends not delaying the migration.

"The move to WEB-SRM represents an opportunity for all our customers. It offers an ideal opportunity to modernize their current equipment, and to do so cost-effectively. We have put in place a variety of promotions and flexible options to support everyone in this necessary transition. We encourage proactive action to take advantage of these offers, avoiding last-minute haste and the possible associated extra costs. Our aim is to facilitate this legal update, without stress, and with the constant support of our team," shares Danny Roy.

The PayFacto philosophy

PayFacto's vision of POS solutions is holistic, aiming to deliver a seamless migration experience from start to finish.

Danny Roy points out that "PayFacto is a one-stop shop for all your POS needs: innovative, robust, high-performance software, POS equipment, on-site service, comprehensive training... the entire solution that encompasses POS is provided."

As the Vice President explains, the company doesn't just supply a single element; it offers a complete suite encompassing all the components required for an optimally functioning point-of-sale system. This comprehensive approach ensures that restaurateurs have access to all the hardware they need, seamlessly integrated for efficient management of their operations.

This commitment to convenience and efficiency continues with the versatility of PayFacto's Veloce platform, which shines through in its ability to adapt to a variety of technological environments.

"One of the big advantages of Veloce is that it's cross-platform. If a customer wants to change their POS provider, whether it's a Windows, Android or Apple system, we can migrate them. The cross-platform support offered by our MEV-WEB solution means significant savings in terms of equipment investment," concludes Danny Roy.

Do You Have Any Questions About Migrating to WEB-SRM?

The PayFacto team understands that adapting to these new requirements can be complex, and we're here to make your transition easier. Don't hesitate to contact us to benefit from our expertise and the tailor-made solutions we offer. We're dedicated to helping you navigate through these changes with ongoing, personalized support.

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