Solving peoples pain Patrick McDermott Co-Founder & CEO DigiTally
Food and beverage waste is something that is still a common problem and how can we go about solving this issue? Well, DigiTally a Galway based company might have the solution.They have a software product that enables multi-site food businesses in the hospitality, catering, and retail industry to count, collate and report on their food and beverage gross profit margins. This is being done up to 72% faster with further extensive results causing a huge shift in the industry in the awakening of the pandemic.
Ronan talks to Patrick McDermott Co-Founder & CEO DigiTally. Patrick talks about his background, how DigiTally started, what DigiTally does, making count stock and inventory fun and not boring and solving peoples pain. Patrick also talks about food wastage, digitising, making it easy for the customer.
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DigiTally was formed in 2016 with the purpose of giving retailers and suppliers an easier, faster, and more efficient way to count their inventories, something that isn’t quite there yet as most businesses still use the standard and more traditional pen and paper method with Excel and double entry.
It also allows you to efficiently manage all your counts, see your profitability, instantly generate your gross profits, manage all your sites, keep track of your counts electronically and instead of spending a full day counting your inventory, how about imagining that it could only be one or two hours.
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