Sayata Labs, a Boston, Mass.-based developed a marketplace that is fully automated and done online to provide several insurance quotes from leading insurance providers based on a few pieces of information about the business inputted by the broker, raised an additional $35 million in Series A after raising $17 million …

Klarity, a San Francisco, Calif.-based AI platform that turns documents into structured data and frees humans from painful and voluminous document review, announced that it raised $18 million in Series A funding. The round was led by Tola Capital with participation from new investor Invus Opportunities, Dave Sipes, CEO of …

Call Simulator, Inc., a Tallahassee FL-based AI-powered training software company, raised $575,000 in a Seed funding round led by JaxAngels. The company intends to use the funds to expand its team and make its training software available across a range of industries including; telehealth, banking, insurance, IT, and tier-1 brand …

Spekit, a Denver, CO-based platform for onboarding and training remote teams, announced that it raised $45 million in Series B, just nine months after closing $12.2 million in Series A. The round, which brings total funds to $60 million, was led by Craft Ventures, with participation from Felicis, Operator Collective, …

Sellsy, a La Rochelle, France-based leading French provider of an all-in-one CRM and FMS (financial management system) software solutions for SMEs, announced it secured €55 million in Series B funding. The round was led by PSG, a leading growth equity firm partnering with middle-market software and technology-enabled services companies. This …

Synalogik, a London, UK-based company whose Scout® data automation platform allows organizations to aggregate data, identify risk, and create reports, raised more than £3 million in a Series A funding round. The funding round was led by high-profile investors Bill Currie, founder of retail, eCommerce, and tech investment fund, the …

Fathom, a San Francisco, Calif.-based AI Notetaking app for Zoom, has launched with $4.7 million in seed funding from a coalition of early Zoom investors (Maven Ventures, Bill Tai, Matt Ocko), Silicon Valley insiders (CEOs of Reddit, Twitch, Cruise, Mercury, People.ai, Snapdocs, Shogun), early-stage VC firms (Character, Active Capital, Global …