Signapps is a company operating in the healthcare technology field. Our mobile messenger and web applications provide secure, compliant and user friendly channels for healthcare professionals to collaborate and share confidential patient data. We are working with a range of cutting-edge technologies including: Chat Bots, AI, and Blockchain. Our purpose is to make a dent in the universe by transforming outcomes for patients and providers of care around the globe. To this end Signapps was founded and is backed by an exec/non-executive team with significant experience, track record, and international reach. The demand for technology that enables secure effective care coordination in the medical field is explosive. Signapps is right at the cusp of a wave of new generation of healthcare technology providers focusing on how to harness data and communication to drive outcomes.
Location: South Africa, Western Cape, Cape Town
Employees: 11-50
Total raised: $563.2K
Founded date: 2016
Investors 1
| Date | Name | Website |
| - | Umkhathi W... | uwventures... |
Funding Rounds 1
| Date | Series | Amount | Investors |
| 29.07.2019 | Seed | $563.2K | - |
Mentions in press and media 12
| Date | Title | Description |
| 02.09.2020 | SA’s e-Health Startup Wins Major Contract From Britain’s National Health Services | Andrew Davies, CEO of Signapps |
| 31.08.2020 | SA tech company secures major contract with Britain’s National Health Services | Signapps, a South African health technology company Healthcent has won a prestigious contract with Britain’s National Health Services (NHS). In terms of the contract, Signapps will provide its software as a service communication platform f... |
| 31.08.2020 | SA tech company secures major contract with Britain’s National Health Services | Signapps, a South African health technology company Healthcent has won a prestigious contract with Britain’s National Health Services (NHS). In terms of the contract, Signapps will provide its software as a service communication platform fo... |
| 02.07.2020 | SA private hospitals step up tech efforts to fight COVID-19 | Three local private healthcare facilities are leveraging emerging technologies to improve efficiency and the quality of care delivered in fighting COVID-19. Netcare Group,Mediclinic and Life Healthcare say they have stepped up their tech ef... |
| 20.04.2020 | Covid-19 and African tech startups roundup [20/04/2020] | SA startup Healthcent is making its healthtech platform, Signapps free for all users in public-sector hospitals over the duration of the Covid-19 period. This, while startup Beat Drone, which uses drones to spray farm land, has been contra... |
| 20.04.2020 | Covid-19 and African tech startups roundup [20/04/2020] | SA startup Healthcent is making its healthtech platform, Signapps free for all users in public-sector hospitals over the duration of the Covid-19 period. This, while startup Beat Drone, which uses drones to spray farm land, has been contrac... |
| 24.12.2019 | Are these the 10 biggest deals by African tech startups in 2019? | Big money. That’s what African 86 tech startups raised this year. While not every startup wanted to disclose how much they raised, those that did made a ton of it — almost $290-million going on data from 88 venture capital (VC) disclosed d... |
| 24.12.2019 | Are these the 10 biggest deals by African tech startups in 2019? | Big money. That’s what African 86 tech startups raised this year. While not every startup wanted to disclose how much they raised, those that did made a ton of it — almost $290-million going on data from 88 venture capital (VC) disclosed de... |
| 20.12.2019 | Are these SA’s 11 biggest disclosed VC deals in 2019? [Updated] | UPDATE (20 and 23 December): This article was updated to correctly state that SweepSouth’s R30-million raise from Naspers Foundry was part of a R60-million round closed in October. We have also removed the R500k Vollar deal which was actual... |
| 20.12.2019 | Are these SA’s 11 biggest disclosed VC deals in 2019? [Updated] | UPDATE (20 and 23 December): This article was updated to correctly state that SweepSouth’s R30-million raise from Naspers Foundry was part of a R60-million round closed in October. We have also removed the R500k Vollar deal which was actual... |
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