Hungry Jack s partners with Trintech to automate transaction reconciliation operations
Australian fast food operator Hungry Jack s partnered with software provider Trintech on 12 August 2026 to automate high volume transaction matching and streamline financial operations across restaurant networks
Dallas and Sydney, August 12, 2026 - Trintech, a leading AI platform for governed autonomous finance, has partnered with Hungry Jack's, Australia's largest quick-service restaurant brand, to automate its high-volume transaction reconciliation processes. The agreement, announced by Trintech, will see the company modernize Hungry Jack's finance operations, resulting in improved efficiency, visibility, and control across its financial functions.
With nearly 500 restaurants across Australia and over 300 million transactions processed annually, Hungry Jack's required a solution to move beyond manual reconciliations. Christine Bletsas, Chief Financial Officer of Hungry Jack's, stated that the company's objective was to minimize manual matching while providing clear visibility into exceptions that require attention.
Trintech's solution stood out due to its industry-leading transaction matching capabilities and consistently high match rates, making it the ideal partner. According to Claudia Pirko, VP & GM APAC for Trintech, today's finance leaders require more than mere automation; they need a trustworthy partner that delivers quantifiable business outcomes while enhancing governance and control.
Hungry Jack's is revolutionizing its approach to managing one of the most intricate transaction environments in the restaurant industry, and the company is enthusiastic about collaborating with Trintech on this journey. By merging Trintech's top-tier transaction matching with extensive experience in high-volume restaurant and third-party delivery reconciliation, they aim to assist Hungry Jack's finance team in automating more operations, focusing on critical exceptions, and establishing a robust foundation for future growth.
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