Case studies

BWS

Published on October 3, 2022

By using Wpay’s omnichannel offering BWS can securely deal with large volumes of payment from online through to in-store.

The entrance to a BWS liquor store is shown, with the orange BWS logo prominently displayed above the doorway. A sign advertises the BWS app for ordering pickup and delivery.
 

Our web and native in-store checkouts take advantage of Wpay’s payment solutions to support online sales as well as traditional card payments, digital/mobile wallets, PayPal and Gift Cards. All of which are protected by the Wpay fraud and risk management system.

Friendly BWS employee stands in front of the beer, wine, and spirits store signage. A "25% Wine Sale" sign is visible, highlighting a current promotion in the liquor store.
 

For in-store payments, BWS uses the Wpay integrated payment terminal with their POS environment and is also in standalone mode to support in-car/driveway sales and servicing. In addition, they leverage the Wpay Gifting platform for sales and redemptions to drive customer engagement.

Inside a well-lit liquor store, shelves are stocked with wine, vodka, gin, and rum. Signage indicates "On Demand" delivery service. Floor stickers encourage social distancing.

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