South Africa’s The Good People Data Company raises an undisclosed amount of funding.

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South Africa’s The Good People Data Company (TGPDC), a trailblazer in digital workflow automation and compliance solutions, has secured an undisclosed funding round to accelerate its growth trajectory. Founded in 2018 by JK du Toit, TGPDC specializes in streamlining verification processes and ensuring regulatory compliance for businesses. Over the years, it has cemented its reputation as a trusted partner, collaborating with leading South African brands and the Southern African Fraud Prevention Services (SAFPS) to combat fraud, money laundering, and impersonation crimes.

The funding round was led by the REdimension Real Estate Technology and Sustainability Fund, a South African investment fund known for driving innovation at the nexus of real estate, technology, and sustainability. Backed by corporate giants like Growthpoint Properties, Rand Merchant Bank, Liberty Group, and Sphere Holdings, REdimension Capital supports tech-driven solutions that enhance operational efficiency and sustainability in the built environment.

TGPDC offers a robust suite of solutions tailored for businesses, including contract and lease automation, document management, bank statement retrieval, income classification, and collusion monitoring. This comprehensive approach positions the company as a leader in transforming how African businesses handle onboarding and compliance challenges.

According to CEO JK du Toit, this partnership with REdimension Capital marks a pivotal milestone for TGPDC. The investment will fuel the company’s expansion into new markets and drive further innovation in its core offerings. “With REdimension’s strategic resources, we are ready to redefine the way African businesses navigate the challenges of a digital-first world,” du Toit said.

The funding underscores TGPDC’s commitment to simplifying business workflows and supporting Africa’s growing demand for technology-driven compliance and automation solutions.

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