Upstock wholesale food & drink のアプリ分析 12月9日

Upstock is used by top wholesale buyers & suppliers in foodservice, hospitality, grocery, and FMCG Food & beverage buyers and suppliers use Upstock to automatically manage all their wholesale orders, payments and logistics. Made by the creators of Xero, Upstock automates and digitises wholesale transactions currently handled with scraps of paper, texts, emails, and phone calls. Upstock is used by thousands of foodservice buyers & suppliers to cut costs and get control of their wholesale orders. - Best selection of top quality suppliers - Fast, reliable orders every time - One click invoicing, accounting & inventory - Buyers find new suppliers - Suppliers win new customers - Real time order status and delivery notifications - Cut costs, eliminate waste & reduce stress Upstock has over + 1,000 FMCG food & beverage suppliers + 30,000 cafes, restaurants, groceries, supermarkets + 100,000 products =================================== See why so many top foodservice businesses love Upstock - Market Lane Coffee (coffee roaster, 10 locations) “Upstock is built to a really high quality and our processing time has been cut in half.” - Prana Chai “Upstock stood out as the obvious choice. Their team truly listened and ‘got us’. Customers are telling us they want Upstock.” - Mojo (coffee distribution, bakery distribution + 35 cafes) “Ever since we've been using Upstock we can't live without it! Things run so much smoother and faster for all our cafes. And it’s taken all the time and pain out of managing orders in our head office.” - Best Ugly Bagels (bakery distribution + 7 restaurants) “Upstock is really popular with all of the team because it’s so easy to use. Best of all, wholesale buyers now order more and try new products, because the process is easier for them too.” “Our accounts people love that the whole team enjoys using it because it means all the information they need is right there. So we now have proof when an order was received – saving hundreds if not thousands on smoothing over lost stock disputes.”