Mark Anderson
The UK has always been a vibrant hub for startups, with a rich ecosystem providing the nurturing environment startup entrepreneurs need to create, innovate and grow. The enterprise industry, by definition, is an industry that focuses on providing solutions to other enterprises (B2B). This sector includes companies that sell hardware, software, and services to enterprises. Brick-and-mortar or e-commerce, these enterprises make use of software tools to increase their productivity and efficiency, manage their resources better, connect with their customers more efficiently, and ultimately, drive their revenues higher. The startups we are showcasing today have been created since 2020 and operate in the enterprise industry, with their headquarters based in the UK.
They bring a variety of solutions to the table – from logistics optimisation to gift delivery, procurement machine learning to compliance and project management. These startups are helping enterprises improve their workflow, increase their productivity, and enhance profitability. Their offerings target a wide array of industries, including food delivery, healthcare, project management, real estate, and more. Here, we provide an introduction to these dynamic and innovative startups, giving you the opportunity to explore how they can add value to your enterprise.
All of these startups have one thing in common – they have spotted a gap, a need or a problem in the market that they are now addressing with very innovative solutions. It is quite exciting to see that quite a number of these startups are leveraging the advancements in technology to add value to their clients. Now, let’s start introducing these startups one by one:
Aura
Based in London, Aura is a tech for good social enterprise that uses technology to help people manage the end of their life. Founded by Paul Jameson, the company offers an innovative online platform enabling users to discuss, plan and, ultimately, come to terms with their final days. With this pioneering approach, Aura aims to alter the narrative surrounding death and become a movement for change. You can connect with Aura on their following social media platforms: Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.
eLogii
Founded by Andrew Mukerjee, Leonard Budima, and Saagar Shah, eLogii provides businesses a comprehensive route planning and optimisation platform. The London-based company serves various sectors including retail & distribution, food delivery, logistics, post & courier, field service, and healthcare & pharmacy. Find out more about them on their social platforms; Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.
Procure Ai
Based in London, Procure Ai empowers enterprises to handle procurement tasks with AI. Founded by Konstantin Von Bueren and Yves Bauer, it launched in 2020. Find more details about Procure Ai on their Twitter and LinkedIn.
WellBox
WellBox is the brainchild of Justin Gilchrist whose innovative startup provides businesses with the ideal solution to send curated gifts, branded merchandise, and wellness packages to remote employees, clients, and work-from-home staff. Fans can connect with WellBox through their social media channels on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.
RequirementONE Group
Founded by Helen Dann and Martin Gorm Pedersen, RequirementONE Group offers a unique cloud-based platform to businesses that helps turn content into structured actionable information. They offer an array of solutions for compliance, regulatory horizon scanning and change management, business software implementation, and product development. More information about RequirementONE can be found on their Twitter and LinkedIn pages.
Rentancy
Founded by Kurt Lyall, Rentancy provides property management software solutions. It’s ideal for owners looking to improve the processing of property data. Follow Rentancy on Facebook and LinkedIn.
The Uncommon Practice
The Uncommon Practice supports SMEs with business growth plans, business exit strategies, acquisition ambitions, and raising capital for company growth. They provide unique products and services centred around ERP and management consulting. Connect with them on Twitter and LinkedIn.
Amarti
Amarti is engaged in cloud computing, consulting, and enterprise software. Gain more insights about Amarti through their Twitter and LinkedIn channels.
AgentRelay
Founded by Dan Cattermole, AgentRelay boosts in-tour customer interaction through its virtual viewing platform for the real estate sector. Find them on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.
Inoryum
Mainly concentrated in enterprise software, Inoryum provides an array of IT solutions. Find out more about Inoryum via their social platforms: Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.
AEMS.ai
Providing solutions in AI, enterprise software, and software, AEMS.ai is an exciting startup based in London. Founded by William Wéam Aridi, you can get more information about AEMS.ai on their LinkedIn page.
The innovative and unique offerings of these startups are reflective of the numerous opportunities and potential within the UK’s startup scene, where technology meets drive, creativity, and entrepreneurial spirit. It’s clear that enterprise industry startups will continue to be key drivers of the economy, contributing to job creation, technological progress, and economic growth. We hope that this article has provided some insight into the fascinating world of enterprise startups and showcases the depth of talent and innovation that the UK startup scene has introduced in the last year or so.
