Okappy Raises £250,000 Crowdfunding on AngelsDen

B2B communications and collaboration platform Okappy has successfully raised £250,000 in a crowdfunding campaign on AngelsDen. The company had sought a minimum raise of £250,000 and a max raise of £500,000 This is the second crowdfunding round for Okappy.

The company applies social and market network technology to empower businesses to communicate and collaborate when working with multiple sub-contractors, sites or clients. Okappy is designed to streamline processes, reduces paperwork and increases efficiency. Okappy explains that over the next 2 years, their goal is to lay the foundations for accelerated growth at which point they expect to do a Series A round.

Okappy successfully raises £250,000 to close its second crowdfunding campaign.London, 1 August 2017: Tech start-up Okappy, the B2B communications and collaboration platform for companies looking to re-think their day-to-day job management, has successfully hit its crowdfunding target of £250,000. The money will be used to further market and develop its platform to the millions of companies around the world that want to better manage their employees and subcontractors.

Richard Harris, CEO of Okappy commented on the round saying the response to their crowdfunded offer had been tremendous.

“There is a real demand from companies around the world for a better way to communicate and collaborate with employees, multiple subcontractors, across different sites and with different clients.”

Andy Bonsall, the lead investor in the EIS eligible offer, said the market network opportunity was what really interested him;

“…it’s a real differentiator in the market which has huge potential across many different type of business.”

The app runs on the Web, on iPads and iPhones, Android devices and other smartphones. All information is held in one place, it is easily searchable and available across all your devices, even when you don’t have network reception.

Okappy was born in 2015 and has already seen over 70,000 jobs created and over £10 million pounds worth of invoices raised.