FaultFixers secures £271k in grant funding from Innovate UK to develop virtual maintenance tools.
The London maintenance software company secured the grant from an Innovate UK fund established in response to the pandemic.
FaultFixers provides maintenance software designed to streamline repairs and reporting for businesses. The platform helps organisations manage property maintenance with efficiency and oversight.
London maintenance software company FaultFixers has secured £271k in grant funding from Innovate UK. The award stems from a pandemic response fund established to support ideas addressing the impacts of COVID-19.
The company plans to combine this capital with a recent £150k investment, which was partly facilitated by Suss Ventures. The proceeds will support ongoing product development within the social care sector, focusing on virtual maintenance solutions.
Founded in 2017, the eight person team is currently preparing to release an updated version of its platform featuring planned maintenance capabilities.
From the founder
"We’re grateful to receive backing and funding from Innovate UK as we expand our offering in the UK social and health care space. The funding will be a huge boost specifically to help us to develop our COVID-safe virtual reporting features, which we’ve been developing in partnership with our customers."
Tom O'Neill
at FaultFixers
Use of funds
- 01Continue product development
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FaultFixers provides maintenance software designed to streamline repairs and reporting for businesses.