Stay three steps ahead

Supplies

Days-to-breach warnings per item, so you act before the shelf runs dry.
Budget

A hard monthly ceiling, spend tracked against it, phased plans when need exceeds the month.
Communication

Your projection flows to your supplier automatically, ready before you order.

What a pilot looks like

Onboarding and a white-glove baseline count take about a day. Accuracy is proven over the first 2–3 counts.

Coming soon

Never run out. Never over-stock.

Sidis forecasts a hotel's linen and terry needs from occupancy and periodic counts, and shares the plan with your supplier so stock is always ready.

Why hotels sign on

The budget is a hard ceiling: spend tracked against it, savings shown versus reorder-to-par.
Sidis doesn't earn on your purchase volume. Its only job is buying right.
Your first count usually finds money: it's an audit of your outsourced laundry.
Keep the supplier you have. They need only a login, nothing to integrate.
Start calibrated from your own history: last year's purchases set day-one rates.
RFID-level accuracy, zero hardware. No tags, no scanners, no per-item labor.

01
Count.

A baseline with physical counts, so you can eventually stop counting.
02
Forecast.

Occupancy data predicts usage rates and builds a live 16-month forecast.
03
Sync.

Your forecast goes to your supplier, so they're ready to ship when you order.
04
Order.

What to order and when, to stay within budget and at 4 pars.

Example recommendation

Washcloths breach safety stock in 18 days. Occupancy is trending 82% and measured loss is 2.1% a month. Add 2,700 washcloths to this month's order.

Every recommendation explains itself: cause, then number.

Ready to see your property's numbers?

A pilot needs one property, one supplier, and a morning.