Keelvar, a Cork, Ireland-based global pioneer of intelligent sourcing and automation solutions, announced that it raised $24 million in Series B funding to simplify and radically improve procurement, the world’s most inefficient trillion-dollar marketplace. The round was led by 83North, bringing Keelvar’s total capital raised to $43 million. Keelvar’s Series …

Fresh Technology, a Nashville, Tenn.-based leading provider of fully integrated kitchen management and e-commerce systems designed, announced that it closed $7 million in Series A led by FINTOP Capital. This investment signifies the belief in Fresh as an emerging leader with unmatched value for restaurants in the new, digital world. …

Optibus, a Tel Aviv, Israel-based end-to-end software platform for public transportation planning and operations, announced that it closed $100 million in Series D funding. From new and existing investors Insight Partners, Bessemer Venture Partners, Verizon Ventures, Pitango First & Pitango Growth, Tencent, SOMV Momentum, and others. This latest round of …

Observe, a San Mateo, CA-based SaaS Observability Company, raised $70 million in Series A-2 funding from Sutter Hill Ventures (SHV), Capital One Ventures, and Madrona Ventures, bringing total funding to date to $114.5 million. In addition, Observe announced that it has expanded its customer base over 3x and its monthly …

CertifID, a Grand Rapids, MI-based digital identity and device verification solution, announced that it raised $12.5 million in Series A Funding. The round was led by Arthur Ventures, a Minneapolis-based growth equity firm that leads B2B software investments in high-growth, capital-efficient businesses. This investment will fuel CertifID's growth and the …

Wellbees, a Turkey-based provider of a SaaS employee wellbeing platform, raised $2.2 million in funding. The round was led by led by 212, with participation from Mindshift Capital, Doha Tech Angels, Assist Ventures, and Sarus Select Capital. 212’s Maher Hakim joined the Wellbees board. The company intends to use the …

Curious Thing, a Sydney, Australia-based voice communication platform, raised $7 million in pre-series A funding. The round was led by private investment firm Hawkstone, supported by Blacksheep Capital and January Capital, with existing investors, Westpac’s VC fund Reinventure, and Qualgro, returning after backing a $1.5 million round in 2019. The …