The pandemic has brought with it a rise in inflation due to the increase in the cost of energy (which translates into a 42% increase in the electricity bill for households in Spain according to the OCU), the rise in logistics costs (an increase of between 1000-1500% in the transport of goods from China to Europe and America) and the shortage of raw materials due to the abrupt movements in demand and bottlenecks in the supply chain, all of which is causing a situation where the profit and loss account of the companies in the sector is being greatly impacted. With this scenario in the sector, technology is an enabler that allows to establish mechanisms to reduce operating costs, and additionally allows mechanisms to increase revenues; let's not forget that the e-commerce sector is growing at rates of 10-15% per year and there is a greater adoption of ecommerce (80%), increase in digital payments (+26%) with special focus on the food sector (+27%).