Stayflexi
Operating System for Hotels and Vacation Rentals
Stayflexi is a revolutionary platform designed to simplify hotel and vacation rental operations, while increasing revenues from unsold rooms and amenities. By harnessing the power of automation, Stayflexi eliminates the need for manual processes and provides a seamless, positive customer experience for guests. Founded by computer science majors from Carnegie Mellon and Cornell, Stayflexi was born out of the need to solve the problems experienced by hosts and travelers. With Stayflexi, you can rest assured that your guests will be given the best possible experience and that you will be able to maximize profits on your unsold rooms. Stayflexi platform is helping over 2000 hotels in 16 different countries and growing rapidly.
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Venkatesh Sakamuri
Venkat is Co-Founder and CEO of Stayflexi Inc. Invented flexible slot based booking model for rental industry. Architected and developed the core Stayflexi Platform. Venkat previously worked at Oracle in Core database development group, SQL engine team. He is a computer science major from Carnegie Mellon University. Venkat loves coffee, he learnt how to make a perfect cup from the scratch, right from grinding beans to proper latte (sometimes latte art), he does things this way.
Preetam Mohan Shetty
Preetam Shetty is the Co Founder, CTO at Stayflexi. He Invented the flexible slot based booking model for the rental industry. Architected and developed the core Stayflexi Platform. Preetam previously worked for Oracle and was part of the engineering team responsible for building the NoSQL database service in Oracle cloud. He earned his masters degree in Computer Science at Cornell University.
Sasank Talasila
Sasank Talasila is the Co-Founder and Chief Information Officer at Stayflexi. Leads the UI/UX development, Cloud Infrastructure and Operations. Co-invented the time-based flexible inventory booking model to revolutionize the hospitality industry. Krishna holds a Masters degree in Computer science from Cornell University.
