Software Ecosystem

Vending software for fleet operations and cashless checkout.

Manage machine sales and inventory with VMS. Connect the shopper journey with the CX platform.

Wendor VMS product list with prices, brands, categories and shelf life for each SKU

Platform summary

  • 2 core platforms

    operator control and customer experience in one stack

  • 8+ software modules

    connected modules for operations, payments, and retail journeys

  • Cloud + on-device

    software built for live machine behavior, not brochure demos

Two Main Categories

Start with the big products, then move into support modules

Choose VMS for fleet operations or the CX platform for checkout. Add the modules your deployment needs.

For Operators

What sits inside VMS

Control, accountability, field execution, and commercial visibility in one operator layer.

  • Live machine status, telemetry, and failure controls
  • Dynamic planograms, template cloning, and audits
  • Revenue visibility by machine, SKU, business unit, and geography
  • Stock movement, transfer logs, and warehouse workflows
  • Refill execution with verified attendance and photo proof
  • Exportable reporting for finance, settlement, and ops reviews

For Customers

What sits inside Wendor CX Platform

Browse, pay, vend, recover, and keep the retail moment clean across touchpoints.

  • Zero-download QR shopping and native app support
  • Cards, QR payments, wallets, and multi-gateway payment orchestration
  • Touch-first kiosk UX for fast browse-to-vend conversion
  • Age verification and compliance journeys where required
  • Brand theming, whitelabel pathways, and custom UI modules
  • Refund, wallet credit, and dispense-failure recovery logic

FAQ

Questions about Wendor’s vending software

Questions buyers usually ask when deciding whether Wendor is just a machine vendor or a real software platform.

Is Wendor mainly a hardware company or a software company?

Wendor is both, but the software layer is a core part of the offering.

Wendor VMS + Wendor CX Platform

  • Wendor VMS runs operations, control, and decision-making
  • Wendor CX Platform runs the customer journey at the machine
  • The machine, workflows, checkout, and analytics are designed as one system
Why are VMS and Wendor CX Platform the two main categories?

Because they represent the two main sides of the software ecosystem.

Wendor VMS + Wendor CX Platform

  • Wendor VMS is for operators, admins, finance, and enterprise teams
  • Wendor CX Platform is for browsing, paying, vending, and customer-facing journeys
  • Most other software modules deepen one of these two platform layers
Can we start with one platform and expand later?

Yes, teams can begin with one platform or one module and expand later.

Wendor VMS + Wendor CX Platform

  • Start with Wendor VMS for operations-heavy rollouts
  • Start with Wendor CX Platform for customer-experience-led programs
  • Expand as more workflows move into the same stack
Do supporting modules sit outside the main platforms?

No, the supporting modules extend the two main platforms rather than sitting outside them.

Wendor VMS + Wendor CX Platform

  • Dashboard, field force, and logistics deepen Wendor VMS
  • Wallet, kiosk, and Orion deepen Wendor CX Platform
  • Integrations and custom work help the whole stack fit the business better
Does Wendor support custom enterprise requirements?

Yes, custom enterprise requirements can be built on top of the same software foundation.

Wendor VMS + Wendor CX Platform

  • Custom workflows can extend Wendor VMS or Wendor CX Platform
  • Whitelabel deployments and integrations stay connected to the same stack
  • The goal is to avoid rebuilding from scratch when the platform already solves most of the job