All use cases
Post offices

Every branch counter, every service.

A national counter network already sees the whole country walk in. Agency One turns each branch into one screen for government services, bill payments and financial services, with the money accounted for to the thebe.

The day one counter

What this network runs first.

A post office counter runs the widest mix of any network. These are the journeys a branch switches on first, each one set up in the catalog, not coded.

Government services

Vehicle licence renewal, permits and levies

Bill payments

Water, prepaid electricity and btc

Cash deposit and withdrawal

Agency banking for partner banks

Wallet cash-in and cash-out

Load and unload mobile wallets

Postal money order

The counter service the network already owns

How the money works

Float, commission and reconciliation.

Every counter opens with a declared float and closes against the system's own end-of-day count. Nothing is estimated.

Float per branch

Each branch counter holds its own float and cash, with liquidity health in view so a busy day never runs a counter dry unseen.

Commission per transaction

Government and bill collections earn commission at the rate set for that service, recorded to the thebe the moment the receipt prints.

Reconciled three ways, daily

Counter takings, provider settlement and the ledger are matched every day; anything that does not match surfaces in the back office, with a deadline, before it becomes a query.

Who does what

Your people, the platform roles.

The branch you already run maps onto the platform without a reorg. Each person signs in once and sees only their surface.

Counter clerk Agent

Runs the catalog journeys, takes payment, prints receipts and cashes up the position at close.

Branch supervisor Supervisor

Approves rebalances and reversals with dual control, and watches every counter position across the branch.

Regional back office Back office

Works the daily reconciliation and the failed-transaction queue, with the books checked continuously.

Service owner Admin

Authors a new government service in the catalog studio and publishes it, with a distinct second approver.

What the network gets.

  • Turn existing footfall into commission on every transaction
  • One screen replaces a silo system per service
  • Launch a new government service by setting it up, not procuring it
  • Every branch float reconciled to the thebe, daily
  • A browser is the only hardware a counter needs
  • A published service reaches every branch the same day, no rollout

Put the whole counter on one screen.

Schedule a demo and walk the branch surface your clerks would run.