Solutions / IT Procurement

Buy the right kit once.

Sourcing technology that fits how the venue actually works, at a price that reflects what it is worth over its life rather than on the day.

The problem

What venues put up with elsewhere

Bought on price alone

Consumer kit in a commercial kitchen fails within the year and costs more than the right unit would have.

Nothing works together

Hardware arrives that does not fit the network, the POS or the mounting you already have.

Licences nobody tracks

Paying for seats and subscriptions that left with staff two years ago.

How we fix it

How we buy

Specified against what you already run, priced through our vendor relationships, delivered ready to install.

01
Specified against your stack

We check what you run before recommending anything, so it works on day one.

02
Commercial-grade by default

Kit specified for the environment it will live in, whether that is a bar, a kitchen or a back office.

03
Supplier relationships

Trade pricing through the ePos, network and cloud vendors we work with daily.

04
Delivered configured

Hardware arrives set up, labelled and ready to install rather than in a box for you to work out.

05
Logged on our documentation platform

Every device is tagged and recorded with its serial, location, warranty and what it is for, so the asset register stays accurate rather than living in somebody memory.

What's included

In procurement

Requirements review against your existing stack
Hardware and licence sourcing
Trade pricing through our vendor relationships
Pre-configuration and asset labelling
Every device tagged and logged on our documentation platform
Licence and warranty register
Refresh planning
We work with all the technology partners
Lightspeed Toast Tissl Kurve Tevalis SumUp Tebi Vita Mojo Tenzo OpenTable SevenRooms Dojo Workforce.com Ingenico

Tech-to-tech relationships with the POS, payments, reservations and cloud providers our clients run, so integration and escalation happen without you in the middle.

Often taken alongside

Talk about procurement

Call the desk and you will be speaking to an engineer, not a queue.