"Imagine you're a warehouse supervisor. There are metaphorical fires everywhere," founder and CEO Sarit Tamir said. "You don't know where to go first. We built an app that gives them all the information in one place. It's like an extra set of eyes so that they don't have to run around to figure out what to prioritize."
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