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The Morphis Mission
If Morphis sounds like the type of business that can help your business succeed by providing unmatched solutions for todays greatest challenges in the ATM, Banking, and Armored Carrier industries, contact a Morphis partner today to schedule a free, no obligation consultation and product demonstration.

Morphis, Inc. is a software company that brings a fresh perspective to the challenge of automating business process and workflow.
We call it: Contract Oriented™. Think of it as looking at your business through the lens of “operations” rather than the lens of “accounting.”
Today most businesses expect “software automation” to improve productivity, lower costs and enhance
Today, sovereign nations, seeking to establish a uniform medium of economic exchange within their country
will issue CURRENCY (Dollars, Pounds, Euros, Yen, and Yuan etc). Typically, CURRENCY takes physical form as paper notes and metal coins (collectively referred to here as CASH).
CASH is manufactured in a variety of “face values” known as denominations. In every country the currency of the land “circulates” up and down a supply chain that connects the government to the central bank to commercial banks and then to businesses and citizens. Upon manufacture, CASH is delivered by truck to one or more central bank branches for downstream distribution into the currency supply chain.
In 2004 a chance meeting at an armored carrier industry trade show gave
Morphis the opportunity to round out its GCSC product suite. A new product - MorphisBCM (branch cash management) - was developed in direct response to solving a real-world problem for the US Central Bank1: “Don’t run out of pennies in Pittsburgh, while Cleveland looks for more storage space.”
Currency demand analytics for ATMs had long been a cornerstone of Morphis’ currency supply chain technology. However, currency demand analytics in an ATM environment is very different from coin demand analytics in a central bank environment. ATMs generally dispense a limited number of denominations and the ATM currency supply chain terminates when that currency is dispensed to the consumer. Managing cash demand across a branch network requires the consideration of net denomination demand, that is to say withdrawals and deposits of each denomination separately.
In 1999 the first generation of Morphis forecasting technology utilized basic moving average algorithms. In 2003 the second generation of Morphis forecasting technology improved upon the first by incorporating additional statistical methods in conjunction with an algorithm that compared those combined results to produce the "Advanced Statistical Method."
MorphisIMF (intuitive monetary forecasting), the third generation of Morphis forecasting technology, realized a quantum improvement from previous results.