The platform
One platform. Three layers. Any machine.
Hero Nexus runs on the machine, QuadC runs the cloud, HERO runs in the browser — one ecosystem, connected by a single secure real-time link. Built on 25 years of embedded engineering and independent of the terminal underneath.
- MDB
- EXECUTIVE
- MODBUS
- OTA
- REST API
Three layers
Each layer does one job well
The machine reports through Hero Nexus on the device, into QuadC in the cloud, out to HERO in the browser. One path, three layers — click into any of them.
The three layers are joined by one secure real-time link. The machine stays connected when the network drops and reconciles the moment it returns.
- TRANSPORT TLS-encrypted
- LATENCY Real-time
- OFFLINE Local buffer, auto-reconcile
Hardware-agnostic
One platform. Unlimited hardware.
The terminal is a detail, not the product. Hero Nexus runs on Nexgo today and is built for PAX, SUNMI, Castles and Newland next — the platform layer stays constant beneath whichever device you deploy.
Five terminal brands connect down into a single constant DMS platform layer, which serves the operator.
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Swap the terminal, keep the platform
Move to new hardware without rebuilding a single integration or retraining an operator.
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No vendor lock-in
Payment, telemetry and fleet logic live in the platform, not the device.
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One skill set, every terminal
The same Hero Nexus software, protocol handling and cloud apply across every supported brand.
OTA & open API
Update the fleet and build on top of it
The platform is open at both ends: push software to every machine over the air, and read or write the same data your operators see through a documented REST API.
Over-the-air updates
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Ship to the whole fleet
Push a new Hero Nexus build to one machine or ten thousand from QuadC — no site visit.
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Staged rollout
Release by group, watch the result, then widen. Roll back if a build misbehaves.
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No truck rolls
Firmware, configuration and content update remotely, so field trips stay rare.
Open REST API
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Devices, transactions, telemetry
Read fleet state and history over a documented REST API, authenticated per tenant.
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Webhooks
Subscribe to sales, alarms and status changes and push them into your own systems.
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Build your own surface
ERP, accounting or a custom dashboard — HERO is one client of the API, not the only one.
See the platform on your machines
Tell us what you run today. We'll show you how Hero Nexus, QuadC and HERO fit — on the hardware already in the field.