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EAS to Establish National Base in Scotland

Michael Behr

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EAS Scotland
After beating targets last year, the company is expanding its US and UK operations.

Endpoint Automation Services (EAS), a specialist in Robotic Process Automation (RPA), has announced that it will open a new office in Scotland. 

The new office will be located in Glasgow, at Tay House on Bath Street, helping the company to bolster its UK operations and drive its ambitious growth plans. 

For EAS, based in Oswestry in Shropshire, the move is based on growing business opportunities the company sees in Scotland. 

In addition, the move comes soon after EAS’s US expansion. This saw the company partner with Chicago-based MDRN Tech, which provides digital print hardware, software, security solutions and managed technology services.  

This will help EAS support its clients throughout North America to develop robotic software solutions. 

EAS Commercial Director Russell Lawrie said: “Opening a base in Glasgow is an exciting move for us and helps continue our strong growth and major success we have had since establishing EAS in 2015. 


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“The new location enables us to seek and develop the growing opportunities we have in Scotland and puts the fundamental foundations in place to firmly cement our ambitious expansion strategy.  

“With a strong track record in the financial services sector in supporting the move towards automation, we are particularly excited to take a space within the financial hub of Glasgow.” 

In 2021, the company saw a 100% year-on-year increase in sales beating its £1 million revenue target by bringing in a total of £1.8m. 


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