Optimally equipped – with efficient business processes in the food retail trade.
The food retail trade through the ages
Corporate real estate management (CREM) software from Com In is perfectly tailored to the current and future demands of the food retail trade and lets you benefit from efficient business processes.
Structural changes, demographic transitions, more demanding customers: The food retail trade is in a state of upheaval and facing continually growing competition. In order to offer consumers a personalized shopping experience and for you as a retailer to benefit from efficient and sustainable processes along the entire supply chain, we need to rethink the way we operate.
For example, adjusted business concepts in food retail are also accompanied by structural changes to the markets: Stores are opting for a much more spacious and colorful presentation, sales areas are being expanded due to customers’ higher expectations of the product range, environmentally sustainable interior design has become a top priority. Changes that required detailed planning, controlling, and monitoring – no matter whether you’re dealing with renovations or new construction measures.
Furthermore, rental contract management plays a crucial role in the food retail industry. Not only the many dispersed locations and various properties with different contractual conditions and agreements turn contract management into a complex matter. Existing subleases, the resulting apportioning of business costs to the individual tenants, as well as monitoring existing contract durations, option and notice periods present considerable challenges for the food retail industry.
Whether you’re converting or modernizing stores, searching for new locations, creating bills for ancillary costs and sales-based rent, or more: With the Com In corporate real estate management (CREM) software for the food retail trade, you can equip your company for the future, optimize your business processes, and benefit from transparent management of your entire store network.
Industry solutions for food retail companies
The food retail trade is changing. Our software solutions support corporate real estate management (CREM), e.g., in supermarkets, discounters, organic markets, confectionary shops, and beverage markets.
Supermarkets
From the search for new locations and the construction phase through to further utilization during site development: With the Com In corporate real estate management (CREM) software, you benefit from transparent management of your business properties through every stage of the lifecycle.
Discounters
Reduce workloads as well as costs and benefit from efficient operations: The modular and comprehensive corporate real estate management (CREM) software from Com In perfectly maps all important business processes.
Organic markets
Recognizing and exploiting opportunities within niche markets: The Com In corporate real estate management (CREM) software is perfectly tailored to optimizing the processes of organic markets.
Confectionary shops
Shape the future of confectionary – with Com In. The integrative corporate real estate management (CREM) software sustainably increases your company’s value and your competitiveness.
Beverage markets
Com In offers comprehensive real estate management software for the beverage industry. Benefit from automated business processes, streamline warehouse and logistics management, and save costs.
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