London proptech Goodlord, whose software enables agents to digitise the process of moving into rented property, has confirmed it is reducing its sales and marketing team from 134 to 96 staff. The announcement came just nine months after the firm secured £7.2m in series A funding. A spokeswoman said CEO Richard White was still in his role, although TechCrunch cited sources who claimed White would soon be leaving the firm. Goodlord said it was "putting more focus on bringing out new features and automation functionality to the platform". Goodlord's software enables tenants to store their payment history and references online.
London proptech Goodlord, whose software enables agents to digitise the process of moving into rented property, has confirmed it is reducing its sales and marketing team from 134 to 96 staff. The announcement came nine months after the firm secured £7.2m in series A funding. A spokeswoman said CEO Richard White was still in his role, although TechCrunch cited sources who claimed White would soon be leaving the firm. Goodlord said it was "putting more focus on bringing out new features and automation functionality to the platform". Goodlord's software enables tenants to store their payment history and references online.