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Graystone Strategy inks strategic partnership with Haast to drive its AI compliance solutions in the UK market

NEWS: 21 May 2026, Newbury: Graystone Strategy, a leader in consulting and growth strategy, and Haast, the AI-driven compliance platform, have agreed a strategic partnership to support Haast’s strategy to drive adoption of its AI solutions in the UK. The move follows a total of $17.05m funding in just three rounds, and saw a 4.5x revenue growth over a 12 month period.  Haast’s fast gaining traction because its AI powered compliance platform alerts companies to risk of legal breaches and compliance bottlenecks when completing business tasks such as preparing and agreeing contracts, through to developing content and marketing campaigns. It’s designed to be multi-language and work across highly regulated industries including telecoms, utilities, pharma and finance.  This disruptive approach to using AI for compliance has helped it win numerous Fortune 500 companies and international brands including Telstra, Aviva, and Zurich. Building a channel partnership pipeline Under the terms of the partnership, James Gray, managing director of Graystone Strategy, and Paul Jefferies, associate client director, will use their global expertise in go-to-market strategy and segmentation in the telecoms industry and parallel sectors to help Haast expand into the fixed and mobile sector, and related industries such as utilities and mobile phone...

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