Corelantis announced that it will be the first company in the world to offer a full-time, remote work option for employees.
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Corelantis
Turn fragmented systems into one source of operational truth — visibility, governance, and execution in real time
- Industry
- Technology, Information and Internet
- Location
- Aylesbury, GB
- Company size
- 2–10 employees
About Corelantis
Corelantis (founded 2026) provides an operational intelligence platform that unifies disparate systems—CRMs, dashboards, workflows—into a single layer to deliver visibility, governance and execution confidence, helping organisations translate disconnected business activity into strategic, operational clarity.
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Corelantis announced the launch of its new AI-powered design tool, Corelantis AI, which is designed to help users create and manage digital assets.
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Corelantis announced the launch of its new AI-powered design tool, Corelantis AI, which is designed to help users create and manage digital assets.
Presence & Recognition
Corelantis announced the launch of its new AI-powered design tool, Corelantis AI, which is designed to help users create and manage digital assets.
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