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It's time to Be Spotted with Dalmatian an exciting new recruitment system.
Asking Price
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  • Status

    FOR SALE

  • Date Submitted:

    15/03/22

  • Advert ID

    274

Industry
Recruitment Software Company
Site Age
Unavailable

Asking Price: Not Applicable
Turnover: On Request
Net Profit: On Request

Net Profit for the last 12 months

Performance Overview

Business details

Unique recruitment system for sale 

Dalmatian Systems represents the future of technology. It is driven primarily by the incredible viral success of ‘convenient technology’. Uber, Facebook and Airbnb all represent products that have offered a ‘better way’ for both the investor and the consumer.

Dalmatian is the brainchild of Ken Trinder, a key member of the team who revolutionised the vehicle fleet industry by creating the 1 Link system in 2002 - which later sold in 2014 for over £200 million. The inspiration for Dalmatian was fuelled by his passion for technology and his positive approach to problem-solving. A first business plan identified an initial investment requirement of £1.2 million. A decision was taken to approach this in two waves. 

The first was securing enough investment to create a prototype system, and the second was to bring this product to market. Unfortunately, Ken passed away from cancer in April of 2017. The business was then taken over by his daughters Katie and Lucy shortly afterwards.

Although it has taken longer than anticipated to get the first release of the system, they have stayed true to the brief and developed an approach to recruitment that is unique and representative of the future of technology. However, in light of the death of their mentor and father, they have decided to sell the system so that it can be driven to achieve its objectives.

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