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SmartClean is a cleanliness and hygiene intelligence company, building AIoT and SaaS powered Intelligent Cleaning Management solutions to fundamentally change how we monitor, measure and manage cleanliness and hygiene in built environment
How clean is clean? Real estate is the world's largest asset class but the whole sector lacks any cleanliness & hygiene data, making it impossible to achieve quantifiable standards. SmartClean’s AIoT systems monitor multiple environmental parameters in the built environment to quantify cleanliness & hygiene levels in built environment and computes a standard metric called CleanScore, which is be used as a uniform scale across a portfolio of buildings. This gives facility, property, and cleaning managers real-time visibility into cleanliness levels and enables on-demand cleaning operations with increased productivity by over 30%. SmartClean’s cleaning management SaaS platform "Matrix" helps monitor ,measure and manage end to end cleaning operations towards a data-driven, outcome-based cleaning contracts.
Legal Name
:
SmartClean Technologies Pte Ltd
Headquarters
:
Singapore, Singapore, Singapore
Business Model
:
Founding Date
:
2017
No. of Employees
:
21 to 40
Core Team
:
1.
Lav Agarwal
Founder and CEO
2.
Abhishek Mishra
Co Founder and CTO
3.
Stella Aw-Agarwal
Co Founder and General Manager
2017
Jun | Accelerator / Incubator Program
2018
Jan | Started Generating Revenue
Started paid pilots with corporate in Singapore .
2019
Jan | Product Launch
First commercial product launch
2020
Jun | Raised Funding
Pre-Series A
B2B
SmartClean's target customer segment is medium and large property groups and facility management companies .
Client Segment
:
Real Estate,
Hardware
Target Companies
:
Large Enterprise,
Medium Enterprise
Target Geography
:
Total Funding
$4.7M
Investors
:
1.
Seeds Capital
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