The high-tech company Tipalti has rented an old faucets factory

The high-tech company Tipalti has rented an old faucets factory on 1,100 sq.m. in Kibbutz Galil Yam for the purpose of changing its designation to new high-tech offices The contract was signed for a period of five years with an option to extend for an additional five years, Throughout the period of the contract, the planning of the offices, their renovation, and the costs of the transition.
The reason for the transition is the rapid expansion of manpower in society. Prior to that, the company operated from Villa in Herzliya Pituach, where 60 of its 180 employees were employed. In the coming year, the company will recruit another 40 employees to the development center in the Galilee, and the growth trend is expected to continue in the coming years.
 Tipalti is a Pintek (financial technology) company that provides businesses worldwide with solutions that facilitate supplier management and payments. The company has more than $ 7 billion in sales and provides services to 2 million businesses worldwide, including Amazon, Twitter, Airbus, GoDaddy and other global companies.
 "We chose to establish offices in the Galilee in order to find a place that will allow us to preserve the home atmosphere in the workplace, despite the rapid growth of the company," says Chen Amit, CEO of Tipalti. Of domesticity. The existing spaces in the kibbutz made it possible to plan the offices on one level where everyone, including the CEO, sits in an open space, which also reflects the openness that exists between the company's ranks. "
Founded in 2010 by entrepreneur Chen Amit, who has served as the company's CEO since its inception, the company has invested $ 60 million from Oren Zeev's Zeev Ventures investment fund, which is also one of the founders and serves as its chairman. The company has offices in Israel and California.