Investor Information
Artingence are currently at the pre-IPO investment stage and we
are planning on moving on to the PLUS market in the near future.
We are developing cutting-edge technology which will revolutionise the call centre industry. Clearly the market for our product is immense and not just in the UK but world-wide.
The innovation of
replacing minimum wage, low skill people with artificially
intelligent software robots provides a win-win option for both call
centre companies and their callers - improving profitability as well
as customer service.
The Artificially Intelligent Call Centre provides a
green alternative to traditional call
centres as the carbon footprint of the operation is dramatically
reduced - whilst the availability and quality of the agents is
consistently high all day every day.
Please call us on 0191 243 8341 if you'd like to talk to us about
an investment opportunity or send us an email to contact@artingence.com.
Country of incorporation and main country of operation
Artingence is incorporated in the United Kingdom. The main country of operation is the United Kingdom.
Investor Application
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Terms and Conditions
Risk Disclosure
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