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RedEye

http://www.redeye.co/
Last activity: 08.11.2021
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Redeye Apps is a niche player focusing on the safety issues and risks involved in engineering drawing management. The software was first launched in 2011, and since then RedEye has attracted the attention of major clients on a national and international scale. In June 2014, RedEye Apps has expanded internationally opening offices in Houston, USA.

RedEye helps companies store, work with, share, print, mark-up, re-draft, approve and manage their engineering drawings and files. The technology reduces cost, risk and time and improves productivity, accuracy and compliance.

The company’s cloud-based solution also reduces complexity and adoption time while enabling easier collaboration between internal and external parties, enabling outsourcing, offshoring and international project delivery.

RedEye is unique because of its advancement in technology. In order to facilitate and improve the way professionals manage their engineering drawings on site, RedEye Apps has launched an iOS App. The app allows users to markup, review, approve and share drawings offline and on the go. It takes advantage of technology to deliver a more cost effective, faster and feature-rich solution to businesses.

The software is relevant to all companies with engineering drawings and 3D models. RedEye is gaining significant traction in the oil and gas sector and has plans to enter the Government and defence markets with its cutting edge services.
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Location: Australia, Queensland, Brisbane City
Employees: 51-200
Phone: +61 1300 236 673
Total raised: $40.4M
Founded date: 2012

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Funding Rounds 2

DateSeriesAmountInvestors
08.10.2021-$30M-
27.11.2018Series B$10.4M-

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27.11.2018Brisbane's RedEye raises $10.4 million Series B roundBrisbane company RedEye has raised $10.4 million in a Series B round led by American fund Energy Innovation Capital (EIC), with participation from investors including the Queensland Government’s Business Development Fund. The funding will b...
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