Compeat and Buyer’s Edge Platform Announce Strategic Partnership to Help Restaurants Save Costs

Buyer’s Edge Platform offers all Compeat customers the opportunity to join one of the largest group purchasing organizations in the food industry and earn cashback on everyday purchases

Compeat, the most comprehensive restaurant accounting, back office, workforce and intelligence management software, has partnered with Buyer’s Edge Platform, the nation’s largest Group Purchasing Organization for restaurants, to offer customers the benefits of being a part of a group purchasing organization with $12 billion in purchasing power.

“We are excited to partner with Buyer’s Edge Platform (BEP) to provide additional cost saving options for our customers which is needed now more than ever,” states Brendan Reidy, Chief Executive Officer of Compeat. “Every penny matters for our customers, and using Compeat with BEP’s group purchase capabilities gives them instant savings across over 350 supplier contracts and rebates on over 165,000 line items.”

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BEP offers an entire suite of services that help restaurants to implement new strategies that optimize purchases, streamline contracts and reduce spend on ancillary services. BEP’s cutting edge technology makes it easy for operators to clean and normalize purchasing data, process rebates, and audit contracts.

“Restaurant operators do not have time to identify the best cost-savings options on the hundreds of line items they buy every day. We take the burden off them by providing a myriad of savings opportunities,” stated John Davie, Chief Executive Officer of Buyers Edge Platform. “With Compeat’s focus on improving restaurant’s profitability with their best in class accounting and back office software, it is a natural partnership.”

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BEP offers services for operators of all sizes through two group purchasing organizations for restaurants, Dining Alliance for restaurants with under 10 locations and Consolidated Concepts for restaurants with greater than 10 locations. There is no cost for operators to join BEP’s group purchasing organizations.

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