Infoart exhibits multinational payment and integration platform
Infoart is showcasing a multichannel payment and integration platform for on and off-street parking at Intertraffic. Called Igeus, the platform is designed with the intention of providing clients with a seamless digital experience. Igeus has more than 100 service providers and sales channels connected to the platform in Croatia through channels such as Infoart paydo web and mobile app, Infoart mparking and Infoart mgarage.
March 19, 2018
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8675 Infoart is showcasing a multichannel payment and integration platform for on and off-street parking at Intertraffic. Called Igeus, the platform is designed with the intention of providing clients with a seamless digital experience. Igeus has more than 100 service providers and sales channels connected to the platform in Croatia through channels such as Infoart paydo web and mobile app, Infoart mparking and Infoart mgarage.
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