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Servify Acquires Gadget Repair Service Startup iService

by Apoorv Anupam
January 3, 2019
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Servify today announced the acquisition of Bangalore-based Gadget Repair Service Startup iService in a cash and stock deal. iService Founders Ankit Chowdhary and Pratheek Kumar along with the core tech and product teams will join Servify.

The iService branded service centers will be run independently and is not part of the acquisition.

Sreevathsa Prabhakar, Founder, Servify said, “Ankit and team at iService genuinely kept customers at centre while solving the problem in this unorganised industry. With them becoming part of Servify, we can now get good insight into the third party service ecosystem; some of whom operated even better than the brand’s own authorised service ecosystem. It’s a pleasure to have them part of Servify in our growth journey.”

Ankit Chowdhary, Founder, iService, said, “The vision iService started with, was to help consumers solve problems with their devices. At the time, brands did not pay attention to after-sales service but that is starting to change. I believe Sreevathsa and Servify are well aligned in trying to do the same and we intend to bring all the learnings from the third party repair space to the brand authorised network, which will enable consumers to get the best in class services.”

Karthik Reddy, Co-Founder and Managing Partner, Blume Ventures said, “Ankit and the iService team had the vision to build a great service brand for the mobile and laptop. While envisioning an ideal after-sales experience, they realised that their visions were aligned with Servify. We are excited to see these founders join forces and it will be interesting to see how they shape the future of user’s device ownership experience.”

iService had raised its seed funding in 2017 led by Blume Ventures who is also an early backer of Servify.

iService was founded in 2013 with operations in Bengaluru and Delhi. It provides gadget repairs and services for smartphones and laptops at customer homes and its four brick-and-mortar service centres.

(Source – Servify)

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