We are used to our everyday lives becoming increasingly interconnected - from communication between end devices in the 'Internet of Things ' to software solutions such as apps or payment systems.

However, these services usually operate on their own, require their own user profiles, and need to be controlled by us. This is cumbersome and time-consuming.

For consumers, however, individual solutions are only part of a larger need.
We have dedicated ourselves to understanding these needs on a data-driven basis and to create independent offers that only need to be honed.

banbutsu offers retailers and customers the opportunity to adapt their portfolio according to this information. The platform links all offered services and orchestrates them accordingly. That way, we directly ensure that the products end up where they are needed. For example, the ski equipment needed for a weekend trip from the local sports store is already waiting in the booked vehicle while the customer is still relaxing and exploring the city or having breakfast at the hotel.

Whether with traditional retail, hotels and restaurants, grocery stores or leisure facilities, our goal is to make offers at the very moment they beautify and simplify life.

With the help of our solutions, we want to get the retail sector ready for the future.

For some time now, the share of online orders has been rising steadily compared to physical retail shopping. At the same time, more and more consumers want to support local retailers. The environmental aspect is becoming an increasingly important factor in purchasing decisions. The platform developed by banbutsu links the retail trade with suitable local services, thus creating new synergies in the retail trade and real added value for end consumers.

We do not maintain our own fleet for this but instead activate already existing delivery structures. This offers the opportunity to combine local retail and the benefits of e-commerce into a fast, local and cost-effective delivery solution.

In the ongoing transformation process of the retail sector, we thus offer a regional, profitable, and viable alternative to the centralized solutions of large mail-order companies.

Incorporating non-smart devices into information systems allows for an almost infinite number of new chains of command.

Using the example of an air quality sensor developed by banbutsu, we are able to both measure current air quality and relate this information directly to other networked products and services on the banbutsu platform. The recommendation to ventilate in order to increase the oxygen content of the air can be extended by information on the room temperature in interaction with smart home systems. The recommendation then includes a time period to prevent the room from cooling down and thus unnecessary heating.

Here, an analog device is integrated into a digital ecosystem via a sensor. Even simple digital devices, such as a printer, can become part of the hub with the help of our solution and thus, for example, automatically ensure replenishment when the ink level is low or establish contact with the service department in the event of a corresponding error code.

At banbutsu, we have the technological and professional capabilities to transform practically any product into part of the digital ecosystem and achieve the interconnection of everything under the sun.