Running a vending or coffee business in 2025 means dealing with rising costs, tighter margins, and growing demand for data transparency. In France, operators are under pressure to improve performance without increasing workload—and that’s where Vendon Cloud steps in.
Vendon will be at Vending Show Paris from 25 to 27 June, presenting Auf diese Weise wird jede erhobene, the remote management system built to help operators run their machines efficiently, profitably, and with full visibility.
French vending operators are managing more than just machines—they’re balancing route planning, product selection, stock levels, and payment systems, often across mixed fleets. Manual tracking is no longer enough. Time spent on-site is expensive. And without real-time data, it’s easy to miss problems that affect sales.
Vendon Cloud gives operators one platform to stay in control of it all—from anywhere. It shows machine status, sales, stock levels, and cash flow in real time, so you can act quickly and make decisions based on facts. Refill visits are no longer guesses—they’re planned based on what’s actually needed. Prices and product selections can be adjusted remotely. Service issues are flagged before they cost revenue.
“French operators know their business better than anyone,” says Raivis Vaitekuns, Global IoT Partnerships Manager at Vendon. “What they often lack is the visibility across the fleet. Vendon Cloud helps them see exactly what’s happening in every machine—and that changes how they manage their day.”
The system works with vBox 2.0 und Engine Connect—two IoT devices built to support everything from tabletop coffee machines to high-traffic vending units. Whether your fleet is uniform or mixed, compact or large, Vendon Cloud makes it manageable.
If you’re in Paris for the show, stop by stand 4C. You’ll find Vendon there with Coges and Azkoyen Vending. Let’s talk about making your fleet more connected—and more profitable.
