by Olivia Fast | Apr 1, 2026 | Industry-Specific Savings
Why Dealership Vendor Invoices Start Drifting Away From the Contract Most dealerships assume that once a vendor agreement is signed, the pricing is set and the hard part is over. That assumption is where problems begin. According to Darren Spenst, Founder and CEO of...
by Olivia Fast | Feb 19, 2026 | Industry-Specific Savings
The $100K Mistake Hiding in Your Invoices Most companies believe they control their uniform, linen, and mat spend because invoices are approved every week. They assume that a signed-off bill equals financial control. It doesn’t. Approval is a workflow...
by Olivia Fast | Feb 10, 2026 | Industry-Specific Savings
The Free Weeks That Took Four Months “Free weeks” are one of the most common incentives buried inside uniform and linen contracts, and on paper they’re supposed to be straightforward. You sign a new agreement, the vendor issues a credit for a few weeks of service as a...
by Olivia Fast | Feb 5, 2026 | Industry-Specific Savings
When Results Speak Twice: Why One Club Leader Chose The Laundry Guy Again Most vendors get one opportunity. If the experience is average, you move on.If it’s painful, you warn others.If it works — and holds up under real scrutiny — you bring them back. That is...
by Olivia Fast | Jan 29, 2026 | Industry-Specific Savings
When Uniform Costs Go Up but Nothing Changed on the Floor If you’re a Service Manager, you’ve probably heard this before: “Why did uniform costs increase?” And your first thought is the correct one: Nothing changed. Same technicians.Same uniforms.Same delivery...
by Olivia Fast | Jan 27, 2026 | Industry-Specific Savings
Approved Isn’t Accurate: Why CFOs Are Overpaying for Uniforms and Linens Without Knowing It Most CFOs don’t think uniform, linen, and facility services spend is a problem. It’s relatively small.It’s operational.It’s been “stable” for years. And that’s exactly why it...
