QENU Spend
Know what you pay.
Upload invoices. Compare. Act with evidence.
Compare your supplier prices with the market β from your real invoices.
Example insight
DemoExtra virgin olive oil 5L
per litre
Your price
8,40 β¬
Market benchmark
7,15 β¬
+17% above market
Recommendation
Enough purchases in Barcelona to compare β negotiate or review alternatives.
Buying blind costs money
Prices creep up on invoices. Without a reference, you only notice when margin is gone.
How Spend works
Four steps. You confirm everything.
- 01
Upload
PDF, photo or CSV from your supplier.
- 02
Confirm
Review lines before anything is saved.
- 03
Compare
Your unit price vs. an anonymous market reference.
- 04
Decide
Keep, negotiate or change supplier β with evidence.
In your dashboard
One purchase history β no duplicate entry.
Invoices
PDF, photo or CSV β you review before confirming.
Price history
Track products and trends over time.
Benchmarks
Aggregated market data when enough evidence exists.
Next steps
KEEP, NEGOTIATE or CHANGE β only with proof.
Recommendations with proof
Every suggestion links to your confirmed purchases β no invented savings.
- KEEP
Keep
Your price is in line with the market benchmark for this product and city.
- NEGOTIATE
Negotiate
You pay noticeably above the aggregated reference β worth a conversation with your supplier.
- CHANGE SUPPLIER
Change supplier
The gap is large enough to explore alternatives from QENU Find or your network.
Your workspace
- 1
Invoices
Upload and confirm supplier bills.
- 2
Products
Products from your confirmed lines.
- 3
Purchases
Unit prices over time.
- 4
Suppliers
Spend by supplier, linked to Find.
- 5
Market
City benchmarks when enough data exists.
- 6
Recommendations
KEEP / NEGOTIATE / CHANGE with evidence.
Built for trust
- You confirm every invoice before it affects benchmarks.
- Market data is anonymous and aggregated.
- Savings estimates guide conversation β they are not guarantees.
- Free for hospitality in Barcelona and Madrid.
Start with one invoice
Create your account and upload a recent bill.
Potential savings are estimates, not guarantees.
