


In 1997, TriniTEQ Ltd (previously operating as PalmTEQ Limited) was established in Perth, Australia. The company’s original charter was to manage the distribution rights of the Uniwell Corporation’s range of electronic cash terminals and associated software. During this time the company was inspired by advancing trends within other vertical markets and began research and development into related point of sale (POS) products.
TriniTEQ focused primarily on the development of a hand held ordering solutions. The result was a uniquely designed hand held solution, in terms of both software and hardware. The solution was first successfully deployed into Matsuri restaurant in 1999 in Perth CBD.
The development of Australia’s first turnkey hand held POS solution instantly positioned TriniTEQ as an innovator. It was not long before TriniTEQ began to receive international recognition for the product. Subsequently, TriniTEQ now has installations throughout 17 countries and over 5500 handheld’s globally deployed.
Today, TriniTEQ is the recognised leader and proven innovator in the field of hand held POS technology. The company continues investing in research and development to set and maintain industry standards. We continue to supply innovation that delivers improved operations efficiencies, guest satisfaction and increased revenue.
TriniTEQ is committed to providing business solutions that can:
TriniTEQ knows that we can provide your business with a reliable system that meets your requirement and improves your company processes. The reason we know this is because we ensure from day one that the solution we provide you with is the best that you can possibly receive.
Milestones
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1997 |
Establishment
of Uniwell Systems and Barcode Techniques in |
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1998 |
Commenced research and development into related point of
sale products |
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1999 |
First successful deployment of WaiterPad handheld ordering device into Matsuri Restaurant in Perth |
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2000 |
Formation of PalmTEQ Limited as a corporation |
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2001 |
Head
office moves to new purpose built premises in Wangara, Western Australia |
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2002 |
Establishment of distribution to |
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2003 |
Establishment
of CPOS & Direct Computers as a Distributor for PalmTEQ products
throughout Europe and the UK |
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2004 |
Launch of 2nd generation WaiterPad hardware and version 4
software suite |
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2005 |
Merger
with Nusable in Emeryville USA and the establishment of PalmTEQ within the
USA market |
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2006 |
Open direct office in Brisbane, Australia |
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2007 |
Appointment
of Superb Technologies as a PalmTEQ distributor for the United Arab Emirates |
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2008 |
PalmTEQ Limited changes name to TriniTEQ Limited TriniTEQ achieves PCI DSS certification for TriniTEQ named an IBM business partner Appointment of Central POS as a TriniTEQ distributor for |
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2009 |
TriniTEQ releases KV3000 Kitchen Video System Rollout of KV3000 by major QSR chain across Queensland |
Research and Development
Software Development
Our team of software developers are dedicated to building tools that are efficient and easy to use. Each member of our software team possesses a wealth of experience working from a users and designer perspective. They understand that not all users have advanced computer skills. Therefore they focus on creating software that staff can use quickly; ensuring customers are the centre of attention.
Our software developers are continually enhancing our products to ensure that we maintain our position as a globally recognised provider of technology solutions. They complete regular software analysis and strive to produce software that is state of the art and useful to all users.
Hardware Innovation
TriniTEQ hardware development team comprise of some of the leading engineers in the point of sale industry. They know that a standard off the shelf hand held device cannot accommodate the needs of a customer service based industry. They have been assessing and developing hand held devices that can be adapted to suit any environment. They range from businesses that require barcode scanning, customised stock management to companies requiring tailored solutions utilising magnetic swipe cards for credit card reading and loyalty programs.
The difference between the TriniTEQ hardware development team is that they do not find a solution and make the business adapt to it. They look at a business and develop a solution that will fit. Once this has been created they focus on how to perfect and extend the solution so that a business can obtain the best possible use of TriniTEQs technology.