SupplyNote- a food and beverage supply-chain automation and fulfilment platform, has reached a client base of 1500 Food and Beverage outlets. In the current scenario where most of the outlets are struggling to survive, SupplyNote’s solution is enabling them to cut down on the cost of operations by 8 to 10 percent and increase profits.
The brand has been observing a steady growth despite the pandemic. With a 70 percent Month on Month growth for the year of 2020-’21, SupplyNote has been tirelessly working towards automating the way food and beverage outlets managed operations, including – POS (point of sale) solution, IMS (Inventory management solution), and Warehousing & Logistics Service.
“For years food and beverage outlets have been operating manually, which also results in losses due to mismanagement. Due to the pandemic, a lot of outlets could not cope up with the cost of operations and had to shut down. This was a time when our solution became more relevant than ever. We saw outlet owners deploying the SupplyNote solution to cut down on the cost and increase profits. This might be the time when the food and beverage industry transform and accepts the digitalization,” said Kushang- CO-Founder and CEO, SupplyNote.
The platform driven by the ambition of digitalizing and automating the F&B outlets has also announced a special credit program. Under the initiative, the brand is offering 5000 SupplyNote credits to the F&B businesses that can be availed to buy any service across SupplyNote Ecosystem.
The initiative will further invite outlets to explore the option of automating their existing processes and break the conventional methods that are holding back the growth prospects thereby, enabling them to scale up their reach and explore new markets.
