Trinal Genius

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About Trinal Genius

Founded in 2013, Trinal Genius provides EPOS systems for restaurants and retail businesses across the UK, with a particular focus on Chinese restaurants. Its tools cover in-store EPOS, QR-code and self-service ordering, automatic handling of takeaway-platform orders and restaurant marketing, alongside on-site services such as CCTV and background music.

Trinal Genius & Kody

Kody has a technology partnership with Trinal Genius. Kody’s commerce platform brings together payments, reporting and connected business systems.

Speak with our team about your Trinal Genius setup, the payment workflows you want to improve, and the setup available for your business.

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Let’s connect your business.

Tell us about your Trinal Genius setup and what you want to improve. Our team will help you explore the next step.

A conversation about your current systems
A walkthrough tailored to your business
Guidance on the available setup

Explore Trinal Genius with Kody

Bring your current platform and business goals. We’ll help you explore a connected payments experience.

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