Unissu.com, a proptech marketplace, has raised US$800,000 of investment led by M7 Real Estate with high profile experts in digital transformation in real estate. These include Harry Hill, Founder of Rightmove, the Central Europe-based Property Forum, Asia PropTech and Robert Gilchrist, the former CEO of Rockspring. Richard Croft, Executive Chairman of M7, has also joined Unissu’s board.
We believe in the potential offered by innovative solutions offer the real estate industry, this is no exception.
Founded by James Dearsley and Eddie Holmes, Unissu provides an easily navigable and free online platform that allows people to understand the technologies they require and matches them with suitable and trusted vendors. This latest round of funds will help to further scale the platform’s global procurement tool.
Unissu CEO, Eddie Holmes said, “For many real estate companies considering the adoption of technology to grow their businesses, the key deterrents are often working out exactly what they need and subsequently finding a vendor that they can trust to meet those requirements. This is the primary reason that our procurement tool has quickly become firmly established as our key feature.
“At no cost to the user it takes the pain out of this process and enables property firms to find the best technology solutions, wherever they may be in the world. From the other side of the equation, Unissu is also a valuable tool for opening new markets and finding new customers for new and established proptech suppliers around the world.”
Richard Croft, Unissu Director and Executive Chairman of M7 added, “One of the key factors in our success in building M7’s international investment management platform has been our adoption and development of technology. We are ardent believers in the potential that innovative solutions offer the real estate industry and Unissu’s platform is no exception.
”I, and the impressive group of co-investors James and Eddie have brought together, believe that this tool will become an increasingly invaluable weapon in the armoury of any property company that wants to use technology to add value to its business.”
