Australia's Hungry Jack's selects Trintech's AI platform to automate reconciliation across 500 restaurants, cutting manual matching. The deal signals a shift in QSR finance operations.
Hungry Jack's, one of Australia's largest quick-service restaurant chains, has selected Trintech's AI platform to automate its high-volume transaction matching. The chain processes roughly 300 million transactions a year across nearly 500 restaurants. Its finance team had been running reconciliations on spreadsheets.
"Our goal was to eliminate as many manual matching as possible while giving our finance team clear visibility into the exceptions that require attention," Chief Financial Officer Christine Bletsas said in a statement. She said Trintech's match rates and ability to handle complex payment ecosystems, including third-party delivery reconciliation, drove the decision.
Trintech's APAC vice president and general manager, Claudia Pirko, said the company is helping Hungry Jack's manage one of the most complex transaction environments in the restaurant industry. The platform automates reconciliation, close management, journal entry, and intercompany accounting, according to the release.
The deal illustrates how restaurant chains with high transaction volumes are moving away from manual finance processes. The shift reflects the growing complexity of payment systems, which now include delivery apps, loyalty programs, and multiple point-of-sale integrations. Rivals in the Australian QSR market may face similar pressure to modernize as transaction volumes rise.
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