Startups stories - Page 21

For small businesses, there isn't always enough work needed to warrant hiring a full-time employee for admin work.

Sydney's Cozitrip collaborates with Alibaba Cloud to revolutionise booking for Chinese tourists, aiming to bolster Aussie hotel market share.

InstaREM's service differentiates itself in two ways: it's transparent about the cost, and doesn't take a cut of the money transferred as fees.

Alongside the six company categories, which are segmented into Innovation Leaders and Hot Start Ups, there was one special award.

New Zealand's Sharesies partners with Pathfinder Asset Management to offer low-cost, socially responsible investment funds to the public for the first time.

Inspace XR triumphs at Create@Alibaba Cloud ANZ startup contest, set to represent at Shanghai Finals with their VR innovation.

Waddle grants businesses a real-time view of available funding, with an automatic drawdown of funds against unpaid invoices.

New Zealand tech startup Melodics has raised US$1.2m in seed capital to take its instrument learning software to more aspiring musicians.

Noted hit their maximum goal of its private equity crowdfunding campaign $500,000 in less than two weeks after launching its campaign.

The company is called Augment Space, and they say their platform can be used by anyone to create and upload interactive VR experiences.

Burgeoning Kiwi firm Goody shakes up traditional loyalty schemes, transitioning from card to app, aiming to revolutionize global rewards.

Auckland startup launches 'To the Loft', the Airbnb for storage, disrupting the market with peer-to-peer solutions.

Fintech company Traity has partnered with Terri Scheer to launch Trustbond, a technology that aims to make renting more accessible in Australia.

The platform uses machine learning to give job seekers real-time recommendations about how best to present themselves in a CV.

Six eco-pioneers vie for £45k fund in Wellington's Low Carbon Challenge, promoting sustainable surf boards, biofuel, and more.

New Zealand fintech Ilumony guides Kiwis to savvy $7m investment, boosting retirement funds with zero-fee advice.

MindKits was established in December 2008 after seeing a lack of support for New Zealanders in learning robotics and physical computing.

New smart technology by Kiwi company Adroit allows users to control and monitor their spa-pools remotely from anywhere in the world.

LazyAz began as a 17-year-old's bright idea and has surged into an app taking on global brands in the delivery services and digital marketplace arena.

Genoapay allows ten weekly payments at no cost for the services like automotive, dental and vets which people need.