Spoonfed helped Social Bite scale catering turnover from £7K to £70K monthly
Willie Biggart · 20 VC FF 20: Shaking Up The Food Industry With Willie Biggart @ Spoonfed · Nov 6, 2015 · at 15:05
Willie Biggart is the chairman and co-founder of B2B catering software Spoonfed. He highlights customer Social Bite's revenue growth as a case study for Spoonfed's platform.
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“They came to us when they were doing about 7000 pounds of corporate catering revenue through five stores four stores in central belt of Scotland it's a social enterprise business aimed at creating jobs for homeless people, so that helps, but they, they've grown the business with our software platform from 7000 to 70,000 pounds a month in terms of turnover.”
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