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 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Autonomize AI | Healthcare Solutions (AI) | Series A | $28 million |
| Payrails | Global Payment Software | Series A | $32 million |
| Landbase | AI GTM Platform | Series A | $30 million |
| Antimetal | Infrastructure Automation | Series A | $20 million |
| Farsight | AI for Financial Institutions | Series A | $16 million |
| Conveyor | AI for B2B Customer Trust | Series B | $20 million |
| Abacum | Business Planning Software | Series B | $60 million |
| Tracksuit | Brand Tracking Software | Series B | $25 million |
| FERMÀT | AI-Native Commerce Platform | Series B | $45 million |
| Guardz | Cybersecurity for MSPs | Series B | $56 million |
| Aiera | Generative AI for Finance Events | Series B | $25 million |
| Laurel | AI Time Intelligence | Series C | $100 million |
| Ryght AI | AI for Clinical Research | Seed | $3 million |
| Momants | Conversational Ticketing | Pre-Seed | €1 million |
| Finofo | Financial Operations Platform | Seed | $3.3 million |
| Weavy | AI Image & Video Editing | Seed | $4 million |
| Shovels | AI Building Permit Platform | Seed | $5 million |
Autonomize AI Secures $28 Million in Series A Funding
Healthcare solutions firm, Autonomize AI raised $28 million in Series A investment in Austin, Texas. The company employs the use of AI to make healthcare data simple and help in making better decisions. It will use the new funding to scale its platform and the number of its team. The investment is a solid one as it pursues its vision to change the use of healthcare information.
Payrails Secures $32 Million in Series A Funding
A global payment software company based in Berlin, Germany named Payrails has secured a series A funding round of 32 million. The company assists companies to streamline and grow their payment operations. The amount will help in the development of the product and its global reach. Investors consider the modern style of Payrails as a global payment very promising.
Landbase Secures $30 Million in Series A Funding
San Francisco, CA-based Landbase, an AI platform helping go-to-market teams, has secured 30m USD in Series A. This platform assists businesses to maximize their sales and marketing operations based on AI-powered insights. The new financing will fuel Landbase to develop its technology and expand. The investment is characterized by a high level of interest in AI-powered GTM efficiency.
Antimetal Secures $20 Million in Series A Funding
A New York startup Antimetal has secured Series A financing of 20 million to develop an automated platform of infrastructure management. The company has assisted business to pay low cloud prices and handle infrastructure with superior automation. The money will be utilized in product development and expansion of teams. Its potential to streamline and streamline cloud operations is receiving the backing of investors.
Farsight Secures $16 Million in Series A Funding
Farsight, a New York-based provider of AI-driven strategic and automation platform to financial institutions, has completed a $16 million series A round. The platform assists financial firms and banks to reduce outfits and make better-educated decision-making by AI. The new financing will aid it to make product improvements and increase in the market. Investors believe in high possibilities of Farsight in modernization of financial services.
Conveyor Secures $20 Million in Series B Funding
San Francisco-based conveyor which provides AI Agents in B2B customer trust process has also secured $20 million in Series B financing. Its platform assists businesses to automate their security reviews and create trust in customers in a more efficient pace. The incoming finance will be invested in product expansion and in the growth of the team. The ability of Conveyor to streamline the trust and compliance processes is what investors are supporting.
Abacum Secures $60 Million in Series B Funding
A New York based business planning software company Abacum has achieved this Series B funding of 60 million dollars. The platform assists finance teams in streamlining the planning, forecasting, and reporting. Through this capital, Abacum plans to increase its product and grow its worldwide existence. The investment indicates increased demand of smarter financial planning tools.
Tracksuit Raises $25 Million in Series B Funding
Tracksuit, a tracking software start-up company in New York, raised a series B of 25 million dollars. The company has tools to aid businesses to measure and build brand performance in real time. The financing will help in developing products and overseas expansion. The technique of modern brand tracking that Tracksuit offers is viewed as a potent value by the investors.
FERMÀT Secures $45 Million in Series B Funding
The AI-native commerce company FERMAT from San Francisco has received a Series B fund of $ 45 million. The company assists brands to design personalized interacting experiences when buyers shop with AI. Its finance will be used to develop products and expand the teams. Investors support the vision of FERMÀT about redefining the future of online commerce.
Guardz Secures $56 Million in Series B Funding
Miami-based Guardz, the AI-native detection and response platform, has announced a rapping of $56 M in Series B funding. The platform is developed based on needs of managed service providers (MSPs) and focuses on detecting/preventing/responding to cyber threats in a more efficient manner. The money will be used towards expanding and scaling of the products. Investors have the faith in strengths of Guardz, which focuses on enhancing cybersecurity of MSPs.
Aiera Closes $25 Million in Series B Funding
Generative AI event companty Aiera based in New York announces the closure of a $25M Series B funding round. Its platform assists monetary firms examine and respond to live occasions, such as glory updates and earnings statements, in real-time. The new capital will facilitate improvement in technology and expansion into the market. Aiera is supported by investors in transforming event intelligence in finance.
Laurel Secures $100 Million in Series C Funding
San Francisco-based Laurel, an AI-powered time intelligence platform, has collected a 100 million dollar series C funding. The platform assists organizations to follow, comprehend, and streamline time in terms of expenditure between various groups. The capital will be used in product development and internationalization. Investors believe that Laurel can be an important participant in the productive future and time management.
Ryght AI Raises $3 Million in Seed Round Funding
Laguna Beach, CA-based Ryght AI has raised a seed financing round of $3 million to fund its generation of real-time AI solution offering clinical research in the industry. The technology used by the company assists in making research work faster as the company generates knowledge and records them in real time. It will use funding to perfect its platform and expand its staff. Investors also believe that AI accelerates clinical research, so Ryght AI holds great potential.
Momants Secures €1M in Pre-Seed Funding
Amsterdam-based an AI-powered conversational ticketing startup, Momants has secured 1 million million euros in pre-seed investment. The platform assists teams to support and task requests using chat-based processes. This investment will enable Momants to improve its product and increase the number of users. Investors have found hope in its method of easing team work and assistance.
Finofo Secures $3.3 Million in Seed Round Funding
FinofoSeed investment Finofo is a Calgary, Canada based financial operations platform that has received a 3.3 million in a seed investment round. The platform will assist mid-market and SMB enterprises to smooth their financial processes and payments. The investment will be used in the development of products and growth of the team. Investors are convinced that Finofo would help streamline complicated finance processes of growing enterprises.
Weavy Secures $4 Million in Seed Round Funding
Israel-based Weavy, an image and video editing platform that employs AI, closed a seed funding worth $4 million. Users can develop the high-quality visual content within a short term and without much effort on the platform through the use of high-quality AI tools there. The money will assist in developing the products and enlarging the team. Weavy is working on the vision of simplifying the creative workflows with AI, and it is supported by investors.
Shovels Secures $5 Million in Seed Round Funding
The Lafayette, CA-based building permit service Shovels, which is powered by AI, has now raised 5 million in seed funding. The platform ensures that the process of permitting construction works is simplified and hence becomes faster and more efficient. Through this investment, Shovels would improve technology and increase its presence. Investors find an opportunity to invest a lot in modernizing an otherwise slow and complicated process of permitting.
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