Mumbai-based Zeta, a leading fintech player in the space of corporate employee benefits has expanded its automated cafeteria portfolio to offer advanced deep analytics - Express Insights.
The Insights feature is a first-of-its-kind solution in the automated cafeteria industry that will offer corporates and cafeteria vendors detailed analysis to enable better food management and enhance overall cafeteria experience.
Corporates using Zeta Express® can now access Express Insights to pull out information on employee purchase behaviour, vendor ratings and performance, settlement reports and even draw comparisons amongst various cafeterias across office locations for overall performance.
Insights also provides detailed analysis on employee preferences such as favourite food items, least selling items, thereby helping cafeteria vendors manage inventory better and control overall food wastage.
‘’Data Analytics today is the bedrock of any business. Most companies are now-a-days looking at real-time analytics for decision-making and Zeta Express® Insights will provide them with the required data for taking such decisions” said Ramki Gaddipati, Zeta co-founder & CTO. “With this solution companies can better manage their cafeteria inventory, get an insight into employees’ spend patterns, see live menu, check vendor performance and conduct feedback surveys to understand the needs of their employees regarding facilities and cafeteria’’, he added.
Zeta has also introduced desktop-enabled POS solution for vendors that is capable of accepting orders, payments and providing receipts - all in one device. The POS accepts payments via Zeta’s payment suite comprising Super ID, Super Tag and Zeta app. It can also accept payments via select third party apps.
Zeta Express® offers a complete suite of digital solutions to automate corporate cafeterias - right from order management to payment. Corporates can choose the solutions most apt for their unique set up from Zeta’s wide spectrum of options.
Zeta Express® has powered 250+ cafeterias across 110+ corporates in India including SBI Life, Tata Motors, BNP Paribas and Honeywell. The automated cafeteria solution has also been deployed in several educational institutions as well such as Oberoi International school, École Mondiale World School and IIM Lucknow. The youngest user of Zeta’s cafeteria solution are children of 6 years which says something about the simplicity of the product offering.
Zeta, co-founded by Bhavin Turakhia (CEO) and Ramki Gaddipati (CTO), is a leading fintech company on a mission to digitise employee benefits, cafeteria solutions, and rewards and recognition solutions. The startup was in news when it was the only Indian startup selected in Mastercard Global Incubator, in January this year.
Zeta started this journey by launching an innovative cloud-based enterprise benefits suite called Zeta Tax Benefits in January 2016. The tax benefits suite includes smart solutions such as digitised meal vouchers, fuel and communications card, medical reimbursements, gadget card, gift card and LTA card.
Zeta's offerings also include Zeta Express®, an innovative payment solution aimed at making corporate cafeterias cashless. The suite includes the Zeta Super Tag™, Zeta Express® Kiosk, Express Remote and Zeta Super ID. Zeta also offers a rewards & recognition programme, which is a one-stop gifting solution called Zeta Spotlight.
Zeta has over 400 employees spread over 11 Indian cities: Mumbai, New Delhi, Hyderabad, Bangalore, Chennai, Pune, Kolkata, Nashik, Baroda, Kochi, and Ahmedabad. Our corporate clientele includes over 1300 clients across industries ranging from large conglomerates to small start-ups.
Zeta was recognized as one of India’s most innovative product companies at NASSCOM Emerge 50 awards 2017. The brand was also named the Fintech Rising Star for 2017 at the India FinTech forum. Last June, Zeta picked up stake in ZingHR, a cloud services provider, for an undisclosed amount.
Speaking about cafeteria digitization, an another player in this segment is Bengaluru-based SmartQ that enables a digital cafeteria experience across different sectors including corporates, malls, multiplexes, stadiums, hospitals and colleges. The digital cafeteria platform of SmartQ includes mobile application, automated billing kiosks, centralised billing system, NFC prepaid cards, POS software etc. SmartQ has just raised close to $1 million in funding from a consortium of Dubai based investors. Prior to this it had raised funding in Series A round from YourNest Angel Fund, in May 2016.
Bengaluru-based HungerBox is another digital cafeteria solution startup which is currently serving 110+ digital cafeterias and have also recently raised $2.5 Mn in Series A funding round.
The Insights feature is a first-of-its-kind solution in the automated cafeteria industry that will offer corporates and cafeteria vendors detailed analysis to enable better food management and enhance overall cafeteria experience.
Corporates using Zeta Express® can now access Express Insights to pull out information on employee purchase behaviour, vendor ratings and performance, settlement reports and even draw comparisons amongst various cafeterias across office locations for overall performance.
Insights also provides detailed analysis on employee preferences such as favourite food items, least selling items, thereby helping cafeteria vendors manage inventory better and control overall food wastage.
‘’Data Analytics today is the bedrock of any business. Most companies are now-a-days looking at real-time analytics for decision-making and Zeta Express® Insights will provide them with the required data for taking such decisions” said Ramki Gaddipati, Zeta co-founder & CTO. “With this solution companies can better manage their cafeteria inventory, get an insight into employees’ spend patterns, see live menu, check vendor performance and conduct feedback surveys to understand the needs of their employees regarding facilities and cafeteria’’, he added.
Zeta has also introduced desktop-enabled POS solution for vendors that is capable of accepting orders, payments and providing receipts - all in one device. The POS accepts payments via Zeta’s payment suite comprising Super ID, Super Tag and Zeta app. It can also accept payments via select third party apps.
Zeta Express® offers a complete suite of digital solutions to automate corporate cafeterias - right from order management to payment. Corporates can choose the solutions most apt for their unique set up from Zeta’s wide spectrum of options.
Zeta Express® has powered 250+ cafeterias across 110+ corporates in India including SBI Life, Tata Motors, BNP Paribas and Honeywell. The automated cafeteria solution has also been deployed in several educational institutions as well such as Oberoi International school, École Mondiale World School and IIM Lucknow. The youngest user of Zeta’s cafeteria solution are children of 6 years which says something about the simplicity of the product offering.
Zeta, co-founded by Bhavin Turakhia (CEO) and Ramki Gaddipati (CTO), is a leading fintech company on a mission to digitise employee benefits, cafeteria solutions, and rewards and recognition solutions. The startup was in news when it was the only Indian startup selected in Mastercard Global Incubator, in January this year.
Zeta started this journey by launching an innovative cloud-based enterprise benefits suite called Zeta Tax Benefits in January 2016. The tax benefits suite includes smart solutions such as digitised meal vouchers, fuel and communications card, medical reimbursements, gadget card, gift card and LTA card.
Zeta's offerings also include Zeta Express®, an innovative payment solution aimed at making corporate cafeterias cashless. The suite includes the Zeta Super Tag™, Zeta Express® Kiosk, Express Remote and Zeta Super ID. Zeta also offers a rewards & recognition programme, which is a one-stop gifting solution called Zeta Spotlight.
Zeta has over 400 employees spread over 11 Indian cities: Mumbai, New Delhi, Hyderabad, Bangalore, Chennai, Pune, Kolkata, Nashik, Baroda, Kochi, and Ahmedabad. Our corporate clientele includes over 1300 clients across industries ranging from large conglomerates to small start-ups.
Zeta was recognized as one of India’s most innovative product companies at NASSCOM Emerge 50 awards 2017. The brand was also named the Fintech Rising Star for 2017 at the India FinTech forum. Last June, Zeta picked up stake in ZingHR, a cloud services provider, for an undisclosed amount.
Speaking about cafeteria digitization, an another player in this segment is Bengaluru-based SmartQ that enables a digital cafeteria experience across different sectors including corporates, malls, multiplexes, stadiums, hospitals and colleges. The digital cafeteria platform of SmartQ includes mobile application, automated billing kiosks, centralised billing system, NFC prepaid cards, POS software etc. SmartQ has just raised close to $1 million in funding from a consortium of Dubai based investors. Prior to this it had raised funding in Series A round from YourNest Angel Fund, in May 2016.
Bengaluru-based HungerBox is another digital cafeteria solution startup which is currently serving 110+ digital cafeterias and have also recently raised $2.5 Mn in Series A funding round.
Advertisements