Vendon

As part of Latvia’s business community that speaks up for what matters, we’ve signed an open letter supporting the President’s decision to review the bill on Latvia’s withdrawal from the Istanbul Convention.

We chose to add our voice because Latvia’s greatest strength lies in its people – resilient, brave, and determined individuals who move our country forward.

At Vendon, we see this strength every day in our teams. Our people create innovative products and services that carry Latvia’s talent and creativity into the world – and we want them to have every reason to stay and grow here, at home.

We are proud to stand with a responsible, forward-looking business community that speaks up for what is right. 🇱🇻

Values such as freedom, equality, and respect for every person are what make Latvia strong.

https://www.db.lv/zinas/vairaki-uznemumi-un-uznemumu-organizacijas-atbalsta-latvijas-dalibu-stambulas-konvencija-523878

✈️ We’re heading to sunny Split this September for EVEX 2025 – and we couldn’t be more excited.

It’s where the vending industry comes together for four days of ideas, conversations, and inspiration by the Adriatic Sea. And this year, you’ll find Vendon, Coges and Azkoyen at one joint stand, ready to show how connected payments and telemetry can turn everyday fleet management from complicated… into simple.

📈 Read more here: https://vendon.net/blog/see-you-in-split-vendon-coges-at-evex-2025/

🤝 Stop by, share your challenges, and let’s talk about practical ways to make your operations run smarter.

See you in Split! 😎

🌿 The only thing we’re monitoring from June 23rd to 24th...
…is the volume of folk songs, the dancefloor activity, and whether the bonfire burns till sunrise. 🔥🧀💃

Happy Līgo & Jāņi from the Vendon team!

May your Midsummer be joyful, musical, and full of light.

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In a recent meeting, Ulli Engel — one of our trusted distributors in the DACH region — shared a piece of client feedback that stood out:

“Operators often say, ‘There’s a problem with telemetry.’ But in most cases, telemetry isn’t the issue — it’s simply the system highlighting that something else is wrong.”

And he’s absolutely right.

Telemetry doesn’t cause problems — it identifies them. Whether a machine is offline, out of stock, or not responding, telemetry is there to detect the issue and report it in real time. That’s its role: to provide visibility and clarity.

For teams used to working reactively, this level of transparency can be a significant shift. It may feel like an increase in “problems” — but in reality, it’s the surfacing of previously unseen issues.

Connectivity by telemetry equips you with timely insights so you can respond quickly, reduce downtime, and avoid lost sales.