A purchase receipt that will not wrinkle, will not fade, will not get lost among a dozen less important receipts in your wallet; you will be able to find it quickly in your e-mail or SMS box on your phone. This is – at least in theory – the e-receipts, which the government has just given the green light, are supposed to look like. SMSAPI experts are looking at whether this solution can replicate the success of an e-prescription.
Digitization is inevitable not only in business and production processes, but in every other area of our lives. Oh, even as common and practically everyday as shopping. Both in the context of comfort, safety and … fighting climate warming. So it’s time to replace paper receipts, for the needs of which thousands of trees need to be cut every day in Poland for digital receipts. Anyway, our traditional “material” wallets will probably disappear over time to give way to digital purses. What we know from purchases in online stores and bank cards used to handle such transactions.
A purchase receipt that will not wrinkle, will not fade, will not get lost among a dozen less important receipts in your wallet; you will be able to find it quickly in your e-mail or SMS box on your phone. This is – at least in theory – the e-receipts, which the government has just given the green light, are supposed to look like. SMSAPI experts are looking at whether this solution can replicate the success of an e-prescription.
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