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Revive Management Announces Projected Revenue Growth From £3M to £4M
Revive Management, an Altrincham-based fintech company specialising in billing and payment solutions, has today announced a projected jump in revenue growth from £3M to £4M in 2020, following the onboarding of 6 FTSE-size enterprises this year.
Following a successful H1 2020, the fintech company has also moved to 3,000 sq. ft. offices in Lindley Court in Altrincham, as they move forward with plans to increase to a 40-strong team with hires across internal technical development, product innovation and account management. The new office will also have scope for social distanced working, downtime and provide a great working environment.
The current workforce has already grown over the past 12 months, with additions including strategic hires in the management team, as well as recruiting staff remotely during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The company delivers a digital collections solution, incorporating SMS, voice and email reminders for due and overdue bills. Revive’s communications platform delivers more than 2 million messages per day and is used by businesses serving more than 95% of the UK population.
The platform is used by multi-national organisations to deliver proactive payment solutions, overdue payment collection services and to gather customer feedback. This enables them to reduce costs associated with legacy methods while making it easier for customers.
Geoff Boudin, Sales Director at Revive, said: “Despite the ongoing impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, we have achieved excellent results so far this year and we’re on track for a great 2021. This is all thanks to our growing team and our customers, and we’re looking forward to achieving further growth and bringing the benefits of our solution to more markets in the coming months and years.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Revive Management .
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