The SaaS Weekend Report delivers the present-day industry news through its coverage of SaaS investment rounds together with other essential SaaS news. The SaaS Weekly Roundup highlights how software-as-a-service entities gain fresh investments to develop innovative cloud tools that will define the future of this sector.
Latest SaaS Weekly Roundup Funding News
Here we provide some SaaS Weekly Roundup Funding News List.
| Product Name | Category | Funding Type | Funding Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stotles | Public Sector Revenue Platform | Series A | $13M |
| Impart Security | AI Security | Series A | $12M |
| Sema4.ai | AI Agent Automation | Series A Extension | $25M |
| Aive | Video Post-Production Automation | Series A | €12M |
| MIND | AI Data Loss Prevention | Series A | $30M |
| Compyl | Governance, Risk & Compliance (GRC) | Series A | $12M |
| Simetrik | AI Financial Reconciliation | Series B | $30M |
| Voxel | AI Workplace Safety | Series B | $44M |
| Treefera | AI Supply Chain Data | Series B | $30M |
| Prepared | Emergency Response Tech | Series C | $80M |
| ClickHouse | Open-source Database | Series C | $350M |
| Snorkel AI | AI Data Platform | Series D | $100M |
| Shilo | Real Estate AI Assistant | Seed | $2.6M |
| ArcheHealth | Healthcare Tech | Seed | $6.7M |
| Stride Green | Climate-Tech / Clean Energy Finance | Seed | $3.5M |
Stotles Secures $13 Million in Series A
Stotles, a London-based platform, helps private sector suppliers boost their revenue by unlocking opportunities in the public sector. The company simplifies how businesses find and win government contracts. It recently raised $13 million in Series A funding. This investment will support its growth and expansion across new markets.
Impart Security Secures $12M Series A
Based in San Francisco, Impart Security has managed to raise $12 million in its Series A funding to help the company grow in the sector of AI-powered security. The strategy used by the company is to secure applications with advanced automation techniques. Apart from providing the money, Impart also introduced their autonomous tool for detecting and responding to suspicious applications. This new tool is meant to notice threats and resolve them on its own. Today’s workplace tools focus on helping businesses manage risks without needing to do a lot of work.
Sema4.ai Secures $25M in Series A Extension
Headquartered in Atlanta, Sema4.ai, an AI agent company, managed to attract an additional $25 million in a Series A fundraising. As a consequence, the company has totalled $55.5 million in Series A funding. Philips Healthcare creates AI agents to make it easier for businesses to automate tasks that are usually complex. Thanks to the additional resources, Sema4.ai wants to grow its technology and broaden its base of enterprise clients.
Aive Secures €12 Million in Series A
Aive, a startup from Paris, France, in the video post-production field, has raised €12 million in Series A money. Automation makes it easier and quicker for video editors to produce their work with the platform. With this money, Aive will enhance its products and expand to more countries. The purpose of the company is to make the process of creating videos faster and more straightforward for everyone.
MIND Secures $30 Million in Series A
MIND, a business based in Seattle, has obtained $30 million in Series A funding to strengthen its AI solutions that keep data safe from loss and misuse by employees. The firm prioritizes support for companies so that they can keep their sensitive information secure and watch out for internal risks. The technology relies on AI to disclose issues before they turn into real events. The company will use this money to spread its business and make its offerings better. The idea is to enhance data security and make it happen more quickly and efficiently.
Compyl Raises $12 Million in Series A
New York-based Compyl received $12 million in Series A funding to boost its single platform for governance, risk, and compliance (GRC). Companies can manage their compliance issues and handle risk more easily with the platform. Thanks to this funding, Compyl wants to improve its app and bring in more customers. There is a rising need for GRC that uses smart, centralized approaches, which is why financing is on the rise.
Simetrik Lands $30M Series B Follow-On
Simetrik, which offers reconciliation with AI in San Francisco, has raised an extra $30 million, now bringing the Series B round up to $85 million. The platform assists businesses in handling complicated financial reconciliations with high accuracy and without limitation. Part of the fund received will be used for product development and market expansion around the world. The increased support for smarter financial automation tools shows a rise in demand for them.
Voxel Secures $44 Million in Series B
The San Francisco-based workplace safety company Voxel has been funded by $44 million from Series B and now has a total of $61 million. Computer vision and AI help figure out hazards at the moment and boost safety in real life. With these funds, Voxel can upgrade its technology and start supplying it to more industrial and commercial customers. There is higher interest in technology that protects people using AI.
Treefera Raises $30 Million in Series B
London-based Treefera received $30 million in funding to use AI and boost the transparency of supply chains. The platform improves the supply chain for companies by giving them access to trustworthy and trackable data. Thanks to the funding, the company can enhance what it sells and expand internationally. This leads to a major progress in making the supply chain smart and clear.
Prepared Secures $80 Million in Series C
Prepared, an emergency response platform from New York, has announced it has raised $80 million in Series C funding. AI, video, and data about a person’s location help dispatchers and first responders handle emergencies more effectively. Because of this funding, Prepared aims to strengthen its technology and deliver quicker and better response tools to more departments in the U.S. The growing trust of technology in helping public safety and emergency communication is shown in this round.
ClickHouse Secures $350 Million in Series C
Series C funding of $350 million has been raised by ClickHouse, based in San Francisco for its open-source columnar database technology. It is meant to handle big amounts of data in real time for immediate analysis. Thanks to this investment, ClickHouse intends to boost its worldwide presence and make its products even better. It illustrates that high-performance data infrastructure is in high demand due to the analytics trend in use today.
Snorkel AI Secures $100 Million in Series D
Based in Redwood City, California, Snorkel AI has just raised $100 million in Series D funding to help its expansion. The firm makes it simpler for enterprises to collect data for AI models, letting them build good-quality data faster. By raising this extra money, the company will be able to increase its product development and add more customers. Snorkel AI takes a major part in making the use of AI simpler and faster for more organizations.
Shilo Secures $2.6 Million in Seed Round
Top real estate professionals will benefit from Shilo, an AI assistant that recently received $2.6 million in seed funding. From its base in Tempe, Arizona, Shilo focuses on making workflows more efficient and boosting productivity in the real estate sector. The platform helps users with management of their listings, clients, and everyday work processes. Additional funds will allow it to improve its services and gain more users.
ArcheHealth Raises $6.7 Million in Seed Round
ArcheHealth, a technology firm in the healthcare sector from Birmingham, Alabama, just secured $6.7 million in seed funding. Streamlining medical tasks and enhancing how patients feel are the main goals of this company’s technology solutions. The capital will help ArcheHealth enlarge its platform and extend its operations to more areas. It indicates that more and more people are interested in technology-driven changes in healthcare.
Stride Green Raises $3.5 Million in Seed Round
Climate-tech startup Stride Green, located in Haryana, India, has managed to raise $3.5 million in seed funding. There is an asset finance and management service offered that helps fasten the adoption of clean energy. Using this finance, Stride Green will improve its technology systems and increase its operations. The money supplied supports their work to achieve sustainable growth through innovative ways in finance.
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