Leigh, UK-based technology group KCA Holdings raised £5.3m in funding.
The minority investment was made by BGF.
The funding will enable the company to increase the ongoing investment in software design and development, including continued enhancement of the user interface and experience, and enable more investment in cloud infrastructure and technology to accelerate delivery of more benefits to both existing and new customers.
Led by CEO Jonathan Heaton, KCA operates:
- Service Geeni, a service and workforce management software platform; and
- Cloud Geeni, a Cloud IT service.
Service Geeni helps medium to large service management companies maximise efficiency and service delivery through its software platform. It streamlines processes, optimises inventory control, applies intelligent multi-variable scheduling and resourcing, and visualises meaningful data.
Cloud Geeni is a Microsoft Gold Partner, supporting UK SMEs with private, cloud-based IT infrastructure solutions.
The company has grown in the last three years, employing 95 people across its head office in Leigh, Greater Manchester and its development hub in Bengaluru (Bangalore), India.
As part of the deal, technology entrepreneur Arlene Adams will join the board as non-executive Chair. Adams is known as the founder of Peppermint Technology – a customer and business management platform used by law firms around the world.
FinSMEs
05/04/2023