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NotLost

London-based lost property software for hotels, transport operators, shopping centres and venues

About NotLost

NotLost is a London-based provider of lost and found management software. It aims to turn a recurring headache for businesses into a quick, simple process, saving staff time and returning more items to their owners.

What NotLost offers

  • Lost property software — a system for logging, storing and returning items.
  • Customer experience — a smoother process for guests and visitors who have lost something.
  • Staff time savings — less manual work for teams that deal with lost belongings.
  • More returns — the stated aim is for more lost items to get back to their owners.

Who it works with

Hotels, transport operators, shopping centres, attractions and venues. These are businesses where visitors regularly leave things behind and staff need a quick way to deal with them.

Key facts

  • Based in: London

Profile written by TrustList from the business's own published information, Oct 2026.

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