Hospitality App Partners with Opolis, Toast, and What3Words

In the hospitality industry, where Poached, Indeed Flex, GigPro, Qwick, and others are helping staff the 2,323.29 billion dollar market with traditional staffing methods, Sousflex has the goal of bringing the best alternative to the space and is showing promising momentum before their app launch set in early 2023. They've recently formed a few key partnerships since they were established in October.

Their first corporate partnership is something new that is already needed in the space which will give Sousflex users who pick up Hot Shifts regularly in their platform access to health, vision, and dental benefits. The company is called Opolis, a decentralized autonomous organization based out of Denver, Colorado which is formed by a cooperative network of 1099 contract workers (gig workers) from around the world. Introducing companies like Opolis to give solutions to hospitality workers to keep them healthy is definitely a move in the right direction of becoming a disrupter in the hospitality space, especially after what covid-19 did to it these last few years.

Another partnership is with Toast, a point-of-sale system company established in 2012 which is currently in over 74,000 restaurants, bars, and other businesses that Sousflex aims to also be a part of after launching in Austin.

Knowing that there are so many more places than just those 74,000 hiring for shift work, Sousflex also knows that when it comes to picking up shifts in a fast-paced restaurant, hotel, or even at a huge event like SXSW, finding the right door to walk into without getting lost, interrupting the hiring manager, being late, or needing to call ahead for directions, etc. just slows things down.

Most shift work apps are starting to rely on chat integrations to solve this problem, but Sousflex will be using What3words to create a more efficient and easier way for everyone. What3words is a mapping technology based in London that will allow even a small taco truck in the center of SXSW or Austin City Limits to be found by using GPS. A Sousflex user will simply be able to confirm a Hot Shift for that truck in the app, GPS on their phone will open and lead them right to that trucks side door, front window, or any 3x3 meter area the owner of the truck designates in the app before offering the shift.

For more information on Sousflex or its new partners go to www.sousflex.com/partners

Sous Flex LLC.
701 Brazos St. Austin, TX 78704
info@sousflex.com

The fastest way to hire in the hospitality industry.

This release was published on openPR.