We build product-led technology businesses that transform industries.

2023 was marked by a groundbreaking leap into no-code technology, empowering businesses with new tools for innovation and efficiency.

• QuickAction: Introduced as a no-code GenAI platform for businesses by IntentPro.

2022 was marked by significant new ventures. A new platform emerged, travel booking became effortless, and a major sports franchise was introduced.

• IntentPro: Introduced a No-code GenAI platform.
• Coraaj: Simplified travel booking.
• Paarl Royals: Became a South African Premier League cricket franchise under the Royals Sports Group.
• HemeHealth: Began digitising health records.
  
• Kloo: An AI-powered Accounts Payable automation platform

2021 was a dynamic year filled with bold strategic moves. The Royals Sports Group expanded its global footprint, digital health records took a leap forward, and a new player entered the investment arena. 

• Barbados Royals: Acquired by Royals Sports Group as a Caribbean Premier League franchise.
• Emerging Media Ventures: Launched a sports and media investment platform.

2020 marked the launch of a new innovation hub and a notable acquisition that reshaped financial wellness. 

• Scale Space: Launched as a joint venture with Imperial College London.
• Neyber: Acquired by Salary Finance to boost financial wellness.

2019 was marked by advancements in mobile testing and assessment services, making significant strides in education and skills.

• English Score: Launched a mobile English test and certificate in a joint venture with the British Council.
• Accelerate People: Ofqual-accredited, AI-powered, end-point assessment organisation for apprenticeships.

Transformative changes in mortgages and apprenticeship services, reshaping key sectors.

• Koodoo: Launched a digital mortgage platform.
• Tully: Digital debt advisor that later merged with OpenWrks.

2017 featured a new discovery platform and open data credit management.

• Researcher: A research discovery platform for academics.
• OpenWrks: Acquired by Oakbrook in 2022 for credit management solutions.

2016 was the year of educational advancement, with significant growth in professional learning.

• Avado: Rebranded from Floream as an award winning digital training provider.

Network effects in action.

• ClearScore: Credit score and report app.
• Salary Finance: Providers of financial employee benefits.
• Modulr: Embedded payments platform.
• Instrumental: Rebranded from PopShack.
• Contentive: Acquired online media platforms.

A shift in education and investment, with notable rebrands and acquisitions.

• Floream: Rebranded from Home Learning College.
  
• Fospha: Helping eCommerce brands hit their goals.
• Bizfitech: SME information and finance platform.
• Accelerate Places: Blenheim Chalcot property services.

• Popshack: Disrupting talent scouting 
• Liberis: Merchant cash advance 
• Hive Learning: Coaching tool turned skills academy 
• bobsguide: Acquisition of web resource for financial technology

• Blenheim Chalcot Property Management: Later rebranded into Accelerate Places.
• Contentive: Established a B2B marketplace.
• Arch: Enhancing apprenticeship services.
  

• Oakbrook: Personalised and customer-focused consumer lending.
• BCI Capital: Focusing on credit strategies and fund management.

• Home Learning College: Later rebranded into Floream.
• Grove Capital Management: Later acquired by BCI Capital in 2017.

• Rajasthan Royals: Indian Premier League cricket franchise.
• Emerging Media: Rebranded to Emerging Media Ventures in 2021.

• Corporate Pay: Sold to WEX in 2012.

• Agilisys: Rebranded from Netdecisions.
• Rights: Sold to Warner Music in 2007.
• ClearStart: Sold to FairPoint in 2007.
• TDX Group: Sold to Equifax in 2014.

• Eviivo: Sold to Investcorp 2011.

• Fluency: Sold to Syntellect in 2005.

• Steeltrace: Sold to Compuware in 2004.
• Produxion: Sold to EMAP in 2002.

• First-Resort: Sold to Tui in 2001.
• Madaboutwine: Sold to Fosters in 2001.
• Woowho: Sold to Match.com in 2001.

• Netdecisions:  Later rebranded into Agilisys in 2004, .