Mark Anderson
The startup scene in the UK has continued to thrive in spite of the pandemic, with entrepreneurial spirit and innovation remaining undeterred. Over the past year, a number of new startups have emerged in the heart of the nation’s capital, London, with many displaying remarkable resilience, creativity, and forward-thinking. Spanning across diverse sectors such as artificial intelligence to supply chain management, these startups have been making waves in the Enterprise Software industry. Here’s a closer look at some of the London-based enterprise software startups born in 2020 or later that are making waves this year.”
The companies showcased in this article provide products that cater to diverse needs – from delivering insights on diversity and inclusion, to managing end-of-life discussions, to optimising routes for delivery drivers. What unites them is their commitment to making businesses operate more efficiently and effectively through technology.
Without further ado, let’s dive into our list ofpromising London Enterprise Software startups:
Aura
Founded by Paul Jameson, Aura is a tech for good social enterprise that uses technology to assist people towards the end of their life by helping them engage with loved ones, to leave a legacy, and to prepare properly. They aim to change the dialogue around death and become a movement for change. You can follow them on Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn.
eLogii
Founded by Andrew Mukerjee, Leonard Budima and Saagar Shah, eLogii is the leading delivery management software solution for route planning and optimisation across multiple sectors such as retail, food delivery and healthcare. Find them on Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn.
Procure Ai
Founded by Konstantin Von Bueren and Yves Bauer, Procure Ai empowers enterprises to run procurement tasks through AI. It was founded in 2020 and is headquartered in London. Connect with them on Twitter and LinkedIn.
RequirementONE Group
Founded by Helen Dann and Martin Gorm Pedersen, RequirementONE is freeing up content locked in documents, transforming them into structured actionable information. Their cloud-based platform allows for the accelerated delivery of solutions for compliance, business software implementation, and product development. Follow their updates on Twitter and LinkedIn.
Inoryum
Inoryum is a rising startup in the enterprise software sector. For company updates, follow them on Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn.
AEMS.ai
Kicking off operations under the guidance of founder William Wéam Aridi, AEMS.ai is a promising venture in the sector of artificial intelligence and enterprise software. Find them on LinkedIn.
Eccobell
Co-founded by Ben Metson and Dainel Ojeme, London-based Eccobell operates in the intersection of enterprise software, Internet of Things, and property management. Connect with them on Twitter and LinkedIn.
Relefant
Launched by Marko Wathen, Relefant is a platform that expedites employees’ access to relevant workplace knowledge from one place, reducing waste and increasing productivity. Follow them on Twitter and LinkedIn.
Tactic
Fuelled by founders Jack Hodkinson and Rudolf Lai, Tactic offers actionable information about companies, people and keywords to businesses via an efficient research platform. You can follow them on Twitter andLinkedIn.
Elixivity
Elixivity, started by Hassan Ahmadzadeh and Navid Tafreshi, is an AI-driven B2B SaaS solution providing Inclusion & Diversity intelligence. Connect with them on Twitter and LinkedIn.
Unlocked
Unlocked collaborates with London’s most striking, yet underutilised venues to increase their fill rates and help them build new, sustainable revenue streams. Connect with them on LinkedIn.
In an ever-evolving technological landscape, these startups exemplify London’s startup ecosystem’s relentless innovation and resilience. As they pave the way for the ther enterprises, their contributions to their respective industries are nothing short of inspiring.
