About the project
Risec Kft. is a Hungarian company working in the cash-in-transit (CIT) sector: every day a high volume of bags moves through shops and CIT routes, and every single one has to be accounted for. Before Ri-Scan, that reconciliation was done by hand across spreadsheets and paper — slow, error-prone and only complete at the end of the day. They needed one screen that answers "what happened today?" without anyone having to assemble it.
We designed and built Ri-Scan from scratch around how the team actually works. The control panel opens on a live summary of the day's routes, shops and scanned bags, followed by all-time statistics and a seven-day trend. A breakdown by bag type — money, postal, voucher and change — shows each category's share, so anomalies are spotted the same day instead of at month end.
Operators can drill into any route, shop or individual bag, and the system is role-aware: administrators and regular staff each see exactly the tools that belong to them. Because the foundations were built to grow, the client kept extending it after launch — firearm, vehicle and personnel records followed, along with automatic emails for personnel records, all inside the same system.
For the client, the outcome is less time spent on manual bookkeeping, fewer mistakes slipping through and a single source of truth the whole operation can rely on.
What it does
- Live daily overview of routes, shops and scanned bags — no manual reports
- All-time statistics and a seven-day trend chart for spotting changes early
- Bag type breakdown that makes anomalies visible on the same day
- Drill-down into every route, shop and individual bag
- Role-based access, so every user sees only what they need
- Extended after launch with firearm, vehicle and personnel records and automated emails
- High-contrast dark UI built for all-day operational use
Updates since launch
- Automatic Emails for Personnel records
- Personnel records
- Vehicle records
- Gun records