Exizent raises £3.6m in seed funding led by FNZ to develop its bereavement platform.
The Glasgow technology firm secured £3.6m led by FNZ to prepare for its commercial launch.
Exizent builds a digital platform connecting data and services to streamline the bereavement process for legal professionals and families. The Glasgow-based firm develops technology designed to simplify estate administration and probate applications.
Glasgow-based technology firm Exizent has secured £3.6m in seed funding to develop its platform for managing the bereavement process. The round was led by global platform-as-a-service provider FNZ.
The capital will support the company as it prepares to launch its software for legal services professionals later this year. The platform aims to connect institutions, executors and legal firms to simplify probate applications and asset discovery.
Exizent was established by former financial services executives Nick Cousins and Aleks Tomczyk. The business has spent the past 18 months designing and testing its product with industry partners.
From the founder
"Our personal experiences are what led to us to establish Exizent. We believe the administrative tasks facing families after the death of a loved one should be far easier, and that modern technology solutions and services can make this a reality."
Nick Cousins
Founder and CEO at Exizent
Investor perspective
"The Exizent team has already achieved an enormous amount and we are proud to support their vision of leveraging technology to make the bereavement process far easier for everyone involved. Exizent will also be joining the fast growing FNZ OpenPlatform App Store."
Adrian Durham
FNZ Group CEO, FNZ
