Planhat, a Stockholm-based SaaS platform, announced that it has secured $50 million (approximately €46M) in a Series A round of funding led by Sprints Capital. This is the company’s first funding after bootstrapping for seven years. The funding will support growth in all its facets. Scaling its commercial teams, continue …
Everstage, a Wilmington, Delaware-based SaaS company that helps companies drive the performance of their customer-facing teams through a no-code sales commission automation platform, raised $13 million in Series A funding. The round was led by Elevation Capital, with participation from existing investor 3one4 Capital. The startup plans to use the …
POC Pharma, a Vietnam, and Hong Kong-based pharma industry-focused SaaS firm raised $10.3 million in Series A funding. The round was led by Alven, along with co-investment from seed investors Picus Capital, FEBE Ventures, and FJ Labs who have doubled down their investments. The funds will be used to accelerate …
prezent.ai, the AI-powered presentation productivity platform that supercharges business communication, raised $20 million in a Series A funding round led by Greycroft. Other investors in this round include WestWave Capital and Emergent Ventures, both of which invested in their previous $4.3M seed funding round in June 2021. The funds will …
Beamy, a Paris, France-based SaaS management for large companies, announced that it raised more than $9 million in Series A funding. The round was led by the Aglaé Ventures, ISAI, and Evolem funds, as well as business angels Nicolas Hernandez (360 Learning) and Erwan Keraudy (CybelAngel). This fundraising will allow …
KAWO, a Shanghai, China-based social media management (SMM) platform, closed its nearly $10 million Series A financing. The round was led by Tiger Global Management, existing backer Sequoia Capital China re-upped its commitments to the new fund after its Pre-A funding. The fund raised will be used to support its …
Cal.com, San Francisco, California-based company behind an open-source scheduling platform and Calendly alternative, raised $25 million in Series A funding and launched what it calls a “temporary app store” to allow developers to bring their apps to Cal The planning infrastructure of .com. The round was led by venture capital …
