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Problem first
We score the operating need, not the product page.
CashPrime Operations Advisor/Solution blueprint
Five operating signals test whether this solution should lead the decision, support another layer, or wait until the operating model is clear.
Solution blueprint
We will determine whether this solution should lead the decision or operate as one layer in a wider architecture.
We score the operating need, not the product page.
A result can confirm, qualify, or reject the current route.
Hardware, controls, data, service, and workflow stay connected.
Continue the solution journey
Place the solution in your industry, connect it to the platform layer, and define a practical next conversation.
Operating solution
Operating solution
Your operating scope travels with you
Explore and save equipment, ARKASH modules, and operating touchpoints to build a live decision brief.
CashPrime cash operations solutions
From a packet on the desk to a cash-centre line. Start with the outcome, then choose the equipment and acceptance test that fit.
12 manufacturer-listed product families, with JL206 configurations distinguished. Not every operation needs a complete line.
Explore the families or choose a workflow stage to narrow the selection. Each model page explains its specification and evidence. 12 models
Count and sort
A compact starting point for value counting and configurable fitness sorting.
Count and sort
Separate two accepted outputs without losing a reject pocket.
Count and sort
Move from desktop batches to configured multi-pocket production.
Cash-centre automation
Combine sorting and automatic binding before final packaging.
Cash-centre automation
Automate the handovers around one sorting station.
Cash-centre automation
Connect multiple cash-processing stations into an engineered line.
Capture deposits
Record high-volume deposits into controlled bag storage.
Bind and package
Add repeatable tape strapping to prepared banknote bundles.
We identify where time is lost and discrepancies arise. The answer may be equipment, integration or a procedure change. An ARKASH connection needs a defined scope and test; it is not an assumed machine feature.