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The Cardiff AI firm that wants to become the Bloomberg for recruitment has raised £1.5m

Talent Ticker already has customers across the º£½ÇÊÓÆµ, Germany and the US

Cardiff-based Talent Ticker, which has developed an artificial intelligence based platform to help recruitment agencies identify the hiring intentions of employers, has secured a £1.5m investment boost.

In one of the biggest ever seed funding rounds for a start-up in Wales, it has been backed through venture investment and business angels.

The identity of the funders have not been disclosed.

Having launched its live platform in the summer, Talent Ticker has already secured an impressive enterprise client list of recruitment agencies across the º£½ÇÊÓÆµ, the United States and Germany. 

This seed funding will allow the start-up to further develop its machine learning technology and hire more research and development , as well as sales and customer facing staff.

With 110,000 people employed in the £35.7bn º£½ÇÊÓÆµ recruitment industry, recruitment technology is set to become a major growth sector.  

Talent Ticker uses machine learning technology to scour recruitment news, insights and job postings to predict when companies will be hiring and releasing staff. This enables staffing professionals to get ahead of the market, save time, and increase the quality of their operations.

Aled Jones, Talent Ticker’s head of technology: “Since launching Talent Ticker, we are beginning to see recruiters look closely at how they can use technology to improve their working life.