WEAT + anybill

WEAT Electronic Datenservice GmbH, based in Düsseldorf, is a leading provider of solutions for cashless payment transactions and automation in the filling station sector. With over 35 years of experience, WEAT operates a network of more than 5,500 connected gas stations across Europe and authorizes over 450 million card payments annually. The product portfolio includes terminals, cash register systems, gas stations, pricing tools and solutions for electric mobility. WEAT also offers services such as the transmission of sales volumes, bearing data and prices to the market transparency office.

Working with anybill

WEAT Electronic Datenservice GmbH in Düsseldorf runs cashless payments and automation for filling stations: more than 5,500 connected stations across Europe and over 450 million authorized card payments a year. Operators can add the anybill digital receipt along that same payment without replacing WEAT terminals, cash register systems or forecourt automats.

After more than 35 years, WEAT remains the layer for card payment, pricing tools, electric mobility and the transmission of sales volumes, tank-gauge data and prices to the market transparency office. anybill attaches to the receipt after authorization. That does not create a second station network; it adds a low-paper record beside the Düsseldorf payment network.

Who this is for

This is for filling stations on the WEAT network that use terminals, cash register systems or forecourt automats from the portfolio and do not want the receipt on paper only. Anyone backed by that 450-million-payment operation and running WEAT pricing tools or e-mobility solutions can use anybill in parallel as the receipt channel at the pump and in the shop.

It also fits operators who already send sales volumes, gauge data and prices to the market transparency office and still want a modern customer record. Automation in the filling-station sector stays with WEAT in Düsseldorf; the anybill digital receipt hangs off the cashless payment, not off the tank gauge.

Value in brick-and-mortar retail

At the station the receipt sits on the payment: less media break between card terminal, till or automat and the record in the driver’s hand. anybill makes it digital while WEAT still carries more than 5,500 stations and card-payment authorization. Paper falls at the till and the automat; the payment path stays the familiar one.

For everyday filling-station operations that means pricing tools, electric mobility and market-transparency filings stay in the WEAT portfolio and the receipt after payment can still travel digitally. Operators keep more than 35 years of automation and still hand drivers a contemporary receipt without leaving the Düsseldorf network.