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Posted on January 15, 2020 by staff

拢1.5m seed funding for Float

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Float has secured 拢1.5 million seed funding.

The Edinburgh FinTech plans growth in Australia and New Zealand after backing from investors including Marchmont Ventures.

Float’s cashflow forecasting and budgeting platform works with Xero, QuickBooks and FreeAgent and allow thousands of businesses around the world to see their cash status in real-time.

Float will open a new office in Sydney this month.

Float co-founder and CEO Colin Hewitt said: 鈥淐ash flow management is critical to the survival and success of SMEs, and it remains the number one issue keeping business owners awake at night.

鈥淲e鈥檝e seen a huge increase in demand with businesses looking for solutions to manage and forecast cash flow. As such, we鈥檝e raised the funding required to grow our team and expand both locally and internationally.

鈥淭his demand is coming from the shift from desktop and paper-based systems to digital bookkeeping and cloud accounting solutions.

鈥淲e鈥檙e not trying to be all things to all businesses, we know financial management is a difficult issue to get right, but we鈥檙e confident that we have the most accurate and easy to use forecasting solution on the market.

鈥淥ur mission is to help businesses make better financial decisions. Offering accountants new ways to improve their advisory services helps them to add value and boost revenues.鈥

Marchmont Ventures managing director Alan Martin said: 鈥淲e are building an ecosystem of exciting growing companies like Float.

鈥淲e are keen to work with businesses aligned with our values, who are able to grow fast but in a way that鈥檚 sustainable in the long term too. In that regard, Float is a perfect fit.

鈥淲e were struck immediately by the global market opportunity for digital accounting services, cash flow in particular, and have been really impressed by the Float product, which their users genuinely love.鈥

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