Tech in Africa
SeamlessHR, a Nigerian HR startup completed a new funding round in an effort to drive its pan African growth. The Lagos-based startup received funding from Tofino Capital focussed on B2B/enterprise tech companies. US-based Lateral Capital,  Consonance Investment Managers (Lagos), were the lead players behind the investment of about $150K.Other participants were Enza Capital (Kenya) and  Ingressive Capital.
Based in Lagos, SeamlessHR was founded in 2013 by Deji Lana and Dr. Emmanuel Okeleji and began their journey as a job aggregator crawling jobs on multiple vacancy platforms. The recruitment management system matches employers to potential job seekers.
A call to Insidify.com helps companies review their job applications during the process while picking the right candidate for certain roles. Currently, the system is an enterprise, cloud-based human resource management software.
In 2018, the company made a shift from B2C to a B2B model, as SeamlessHR helping medium-sized and large-sized companies automate while optimizing their HR processes. SeamlessHR is now in use by major Nigerian brands such as Sterling Bank, Â Coronation Bank, Wema Bank, Lagos Business School, PwC, NIBSS, Lagos Business School, Providus Bank, and several other MSMEs across diverse sectors.
