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Natural Language Processing (NLP) SoftwareLondonFounded 2006

Smartlogic was acquired by MarkLogic Corporation.

Smartlogic is a software company which specializes in developing information retrieval, text analytics and knowledge management solutions.

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Annual revenue
$3.8M
Aug 2020
Owner
MarkLogic Corporation
Date not on record
Employees
41
Dec 2020
Customers
500

Smartlogic revenue

Smartlogic's annual revenue was $3.8M in August 2020, its last figure before MarkLogic Corporation bought it (source not recorded).

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Who owns Smartlogic

MarkLogic Corporation owns Smartlogic. The date and price of the deal are not on record.

Smartlogic CEO, founders & employees

Jeremy Bentley founded Smartlogic in 2006 and led it as CEO. Smartlogic had 41 employees (December 2020), down from 46 a year earlier.

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Team mix (Dec 2020): 4 engineers, 7 in sales

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Dec 202041–
Aug 202051–
Jun 202043–
Dec 201946–
Dec 201844–

Smartlogic FAQ

What was Smartlogic's revenue?

Before MarkLogic Corporation bought it, Smartlogic's annual revenue was $3.8M in August 2020 (source not recorded).

Who owns Smartlogic?

MarkLogic Corporation owns Smartlogic.

How many employees does Smartlogic have?

Smartlogic had 41 employees in December 2020.

Who founded Smartlogic?

Jeremy Bentley founded Smartlogic in 2006.

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