Inventory & procurement for hotels
Sidis uses your occupancy outlook, operating information and periodic counts to recommend purchases within your inventory targets and budget. Nothing is ordered until your hotel approves it.
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Illustrative example. Values and projections are shown to explain the workflow and are not measured customer results. This view is a linen example.
Sidis uses your occupancy outlook, operating information and periodic counts, with no tags or hardware.
Your projection is worth money to suppliers. Your property earns purchasing credit on qualifying purchases from participating suppliers.
A supply budget is set once a year. The building runs on occupancy that changes every week.
A conference can fill the house next month. If your supplier does not see it coming, the closets can come up short.
Linen sits in rooms, in soiled bins, at the laundry and in the closets, so a full count takes real effort.
Linen goes missing a little at a time, and the loss can stay hidden until a closet comes up short.
Start with a physical count, then use periodic counts to check inventory and inform your purchasing plan. No tags or hardware are required.
See projected supply levels and when each item type may fall below your inventory target.
You set the budget ceiling. Sidis recommends purchases within your inventory targets and budget, and every line shows its reason.
Nothing is ordered until your hotel approves it. Your supplier sees the projection and your orders, never the numbers behind them.
Illustrative example. Values and projections are shown to explain the workflow and are not measured customer results.
Your supplier's three years of orders show what was bought and when. They cannot show the conference that starts in March or the par you are catching up to. A projection can.
That difference is what a supplier pays for.
Illustrative example. Values and projections are shown to explain the workflow and are not measured customer results.
Suppliers pay for predictability. Participating suppliers pay 5% of qualifying purchases made through orders approved in Sidis. Sidis retains 4 percentage points, and your property receives 1 percentage point as purchasing credit. The applicable program terms explain how credits are calculated and applied. Credit goes to the property, never to an individual. RFP bidding is planned: vendors will bid price and contribution against your twelve-month projection.
A plan set once a year delivers the same amount whether the house is half full or sold out. Sidis ties your inventory to your Sidis Factors™ instead: when your outlook rises, the recommended purchases rise with it, ahead of the month. When it falls, so does what you buy.
Sidis ties your inventory to your Sidis Factors™, so your purchasing plan is ready before the month it covers.
Illustrative example. Values and projections are shown to explain the workflow and are not measured customer results.
Pricing and early access
Request a walkthrough to discuss your property's fit, onboarding and applicable beta terms.
Subscriptions are separate from purchasing credit.
Nothing is ordered until your hotel approves it.
We reply personally to set a time.
Tell us about your property and we will bring what you send to the walkthrough.
