We know this year has been difficult. With our help your business can become more efficient, reduce spend and save even more time and money than ever before.
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Reduce your spend on goods & services by 5-15%
Save an average of 2.5 days per week in admin time
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We look forward to supporting our partners in the hospitality sector as they reopen and move forward and look ahead to a brighter future.
If you are operating in the hospitality sector and need recipes (incorporating Natasha’s Law) our systems are set to go. Sign up and start trading with Caternet and we will migrate you to zupaBiz, free of charge, when you are ready in 2022.
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Our clients' feedback speaks for itself
We chose Caternet above their competitors because their priority was ensuring this was the right solution for our business, rather than just selling to us at all cost. This has proven to be the right decision during the mobilisation process. We saved 2.5 days per week in finance by the end of month 1. Dan Sherfield Finance Director, GRIND
We tried using our ERP software to manage our purchase to pay process, but this proved impossible as we were unable to manage line by line reporting. We met with other Hospitality software providers who couldn’t provide a solution, whereas Caternet is built for this purpose. Andrew Opoku Head of FPA & MI, CH&CO
Caternet has literally changed my life! I used to spend every afternoon keying data into our finance software. I no longer need to do this as this happens automatically with Caternet. Administrator Oundle School
We have found that we have reduced orders into our telesales centre, which saves time. We also appreciate the visibility that we have of the orders in our supplier portal. I would recommend the Caternet service to other suppliers. Amy Walters eCommerce Onboarding Project Manager, Brakes
Caternet are very professional and everything is sorted out very quickly! Thank you! Andy Tunna Chef Manager, Sanctuary Care
I would recommend the Caternet service to other suppliers…any issues that we had, the Operations team at Caternet were able to assist us. We have found the support to be first class. Kuljit Dhariwhal Founder, Kale and Damson
There is a real excitement about the project which the Caternet team have implemented in a simple and straightforward way. We can immediately see the advantages of having the data at our fingertips whilst maintaining control and removing manual practices. Jayne Bryers Oundle School
Support has been phenomenal! Marcus Rahr Operations Manager, GRIND
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