
In just two months, over 250 promising startups from all over the world will be gathered under one roof at our conference floor, showcasing what they’ve got to investors, media, and over 5,000 techies at Tech in Asia Singapore 2018.
These startups span across a variety of verticals, and today, catch a first-hand look at what these four Software as a Service (SaaS) exhibitors have got in store for you. From inventory management to making your dining experience a more pleasant one, these early stage innovators are here to redefine the status quo.
Stock Sync
Online business owners often deal with several vendors to procure their products. With each supplier having their own inventory system and format, hours have to be spent keeping track of the various inventory fields from different feeds. That will soon become a thing of the past, as inventory management software Stock Sync can help with automatic updates of inventory.
Simply connect vendors to Stock Sync with a one-time setup, and it will be able to update existing products as well as import new products – meaning more time for entrepreneurs to focus on other aspects of their business and bring it to greater heights.
RenoProz
RenoProz was formed after its founder was frustrated with the inefficiencies and high frequency of human errors in the traditional interior design and renovation industry. By using its software RenozTrace, a 2D plan can be made available in just 30 minutes, and a quotation generated within five minutes. The technology is also able to automate the calculation of the total floor area with a click of the button, eliminating the need for manual site visits.
Dining Butler
Great news for those who love to dine out – Dining Butler is here to make it even more convenient to browse, order, and pay for your food. Through its app, it detects users’ locations and F&B outlets nearby, allowing diners to browse menus of different outlets. After deciding on the dining place, customers are able to get a table and place their orders – all without the help of any waiting staff.
It doesn’t end there. Diners also have the option of paying by cash or through their credit card linked to the app. Furthermore, they have the option of splitting the total bill with friends – say bye to awkward moments of asking your friends back for the dinner they owed you.
Idospa
Idospa, an online booking platform, brings a technological approach towards connecting customers with spa services. Users are able to search and book spa and massage services around the clock. With just a click, they will be able to see a list of services and discounts available near them, book an appointment, and make payment – all within the app.
Meet over 250 disruptive startups in the flesh
These four SaaS startups and many more innovative businesses will be showcasing their products at Tech in Asia Singapore 2018’s Startup Factory this May 15 & 16. Exhibitors will also be able to be part of our crowd-favourite Speed Dating segment, and choose from a list of over 50 participating investors to pitch directly to – this time with a curation process in place to ensure that only quality meetings take place.
Due to overwhelming response, our promotion period has been extended for another week. Apply for your booth by this Sunday, March 18, 2359 (GMT +8) to score 20 percent off (i.e. US$119)! Each booth package costs US$597 before discount and comes with a one-day booth and two exhibitor passes. For more information about Startup Factory, you can head over to our FAQ page.
If you want to check out 250 exhibiting startups as an attendee instead, grab your tickets by March 18, 2359, GMT+8 to enjoy 20 percent off (code: tiasg20)! Pro-tip: upgrade to an Investor Pass to enjoy early and exclusive access to the exhibiting startups’ database!
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