Entrepreneurs behind popular StreetAway app launch new hospitality platform
The entrepreneurs behind New Apex Ltd’s promotion app, StreetAway, are pairing with some big hospitality names as they launch a new smart hospitality management system.
Spark will be released this month, and has been trialled across various Newcastle venues. The founders aim to help the region’s hospitality industry with new tech.
Marketing director, David Cook, said: “With hospitality being such an important part of the economy in the North East and the large number of fantastic venues we’re lucky to have here, we can’t think of a better place to base ourselves and serve the industry.
“We’ve been lucky to have benefited from many of the local regional growth funds and are proud to do our part to bring new jobs and wealth to the region.
“We’ve brought together a team of leading hospitality experts to design a full hospitality management system, incorporating EPoS, unlimited reservations and CRM into one unified package.”
In a recent survey, 82 per cent of companies see ‘Online Ordering’ & ‘In App Payments’ as the most important future tools for their business - according to UK Hospitality in 2018.
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