DALLAS – May XX, 2009 – Retalix® (Nasdaq: RTLX), a global provider of software solutions for retailers and distributors, today announced a reseller agreement with Tidel Engineering, L.P., under which Retalix will offer Tidel’s leading-edge electronic cash management systems to Retalix’ retail convenience customers.

Under the agreement, Retalix will tightly integrate the Retalix StorePoint point-of-sale (POS) software with Tidel’s Sentinel™ retail cash security systems, to offer C-store operators turnkey cash management.

Retalix StorePoint is an open-architecture POS solution specifically designed for the convenience store and truck stop industries. It incorporates payments, food service and back-office functions, and supports forecourt, customer loyalty and full integration to third-party devices and applications.

Tidel is widely recognized as the world leader in cash management systems and robbery prevention products. According to Tidel, retailers who have deployed the company’s systems report an ROI of less than one year, citing stronger security, reduced cash handling costs and improved operating efficiencies.

“Our agreement with Tidel allows us to expand our offering to C-store operators with a rapid-ROI solution that solves a significant industry problem,” said Ray Carlin, executive vice president of Retalix USA.  

“This agreement will enable retailers to enhance operations, protect employees and allow managers to spend more time out front serving customers instead of counting cash in a back room,” said Ed Grondahl, executive vice president, global sales at Tidel. “Partnering with innovative companies like Retalix allows us to extend the capabilities of our products.”    

Tidel’s Sentinel installs as a node on the retailer’s network and its proprietary Windows-based software provides secure, two-way communications between the Sentinel, POS and back-office reporting system. Tidel’s software also provides the unique ability to electronically “command and control” operation of the Sentinel through the POS terminal, providing full accountability and effectively closing the cash management loop. 

About Tidel
Tidel, a wholly owned subsidiary of Sentinel Technologies, Inc. (a private holding company), has been a manufacturer of cash security equipment designed for specialty retail marketers since 1978.  Tidel designs and manufactures products for cash security and robbery prevention, as well as retail cash management.  To date, Tidel has sold more than 250,000 systems in the U.S. and over 50 other countries.  Tidel provides a 24-hour, seven-day customer service center and offers customer service and support in over 120 countries worldwide.  Information about the company and its products may be found on the company’s website at www.tidel.com or email sales@tidel.com.

About Retalix
Retalix (NASDAQ: RTLX) is a leading provider of software solutions to retailers and distributors worldwide.  The Company’s product and services help its customers automate and synchronize essential retail and supply chain operations, encompassing stores, headquarters and warehouses. Specializing in the food industry, Retalix serves customers in more than 50 countries. For more information, visit www.retalix.com.  

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