SaaS Weekly Roundup #21 – SaaS Funding Highlights for Squares, Qualytics and More.

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SQUARES Secures $1.6 Million in Series A Funding

SQUARES, a S. Korean based startup company was able to raise 1.6 million dollars, (KRW 2.2 billion) in Series A funding. The company is associated with AI-driven no-code internet site building software, Qshop, that allows internet users to install online stores with no backgrounds in coding. This instrument makes e-commerce site development easy hence being affordable to small business owners and individuals. The fresh inflow of finance will be applied to improve the features of Qshop and aid the former to enter into international markets.

Qualytics Secures $10 Million in Series A Funding

Atlanta quantitative change enterprise Qualytics, which has concentrated on augmented data quality, has held up 10 million dollars of Series A funding. The platform assists organisations to track, check, and better the quality of their data in the real-time. As the need of reliable information increases, Qualytics provides automated data anomaly detectors and guarantees the quality of data. This new investment will be used in product and market development.

Mercanis Raises $20M+ in Series A Funding

Mercanis, a Berlin-based venture that provides an agentic-AI-based procurement platform, received more than $20 million in Series A. The site also takes a simplified approach to assisting procurement processes by automating tasks and decision-making with the help of AI. It is targeted at enhancing the efficacy and minimizing costs by companies that deal with complicated supply chains. The new investment will assist Mercanis to upgrade its technology and dominate the world.

Swarmia Secures $11 Million in Series A Funding

Swarmia The sounds of the Dutch company Swarmia, based in Helsinki, have replaced Series A financing to develop its software engineering intelligence platform. By offering a view of workflows and collaboration, the platform is used to help development teams work more productively and deliver more. Swarmia is also able to meet with veteran tools to provide live information and suggestive feedback. The proceeds of the new funding will be used to build products and expand them globally.

WorkWhile Secures $23 Million in Series B Funding

An AI-powered labor marketplace WorkWhile has achieved a Series B fund of 23 million to raise its operations in San Francisco. The platform links hourly employees with shifts corresponding to their talent, availability and location through smart matching algorithms. It is also providing the employers with an instrument to effectively deal with workforce flexibility. The new funds will aid in expanding its technology as well as its user base to new markets.

Hypernative Secures $40 Million in Series B Funding

Hypernative, a Tel Aviv-based Web3 threat prevention startup, has secured 40 million as a Series B financing. The system provides real time tracking and preventive security of blockchain environments to avoid hacking and fraud. It has an AI-based system that looks at on and off-chain data to identify threats before they occur. The capital will assist in the development of the products and expansion internationally.

Maven AGI Secures $50 Million in Series B Funding

Enterprise AI company Maven AGI based in Boston has also received a raise of 50 million Series B that cumulatively brings it to 78 million. The organization is interested in its customer journey being integrated with the help of sophisticated AI solutions to improve the relations with their customers. Its hub merges data at all levels to provide efficient and customized consumers. The new financial bottom-line will enable it to obtain a greater technology and market hold.

Colosseum Raises KRW 27B Series B Funding 

Colosseum, a logistics tech startup based in Seoul, Korea, has raised KRW 27 billion in Series B funding. The company offers AI-driven warehouse and fulfillment solutions to optimize logistics operations. Its platform connects businesses with a network of warehouses for flexible and scalable logistics services. The funding will support product development and global expansion efforts.

Flex Secures 10B Won in Series B-1 Funding 

South Korea all-in-one HR SaaS platform, Flex has received a 10 billion won series B-1 bridge investment. The launching of such additional funding takes its capital raised to approximately 80 billion won. Flex provides HR integrated services such as payroll, attendance and employee management. The investment will help to conduct additional development of products and growth of business.

Payabli Secures $28 Million in Series B Funding

Payabli, a payments infrastructure platform based in Miami, Florida and serving software businesses, has closed a Series B of $28m. The platform allows payment solutions to be monetized and incorporated by software companies. This capital is destined to be used by Payabli towards faster product development and market expansion. The funding round indicates the increasing eagerness of investors in embedded payment infrastructure.

Linear Secures $82 Million in Series C Funding

San Francisco-based firm that provides a contemporary product development tool, Linear increased 82 million in a Series C venture. This investment puts this company to a value of 1.25 billion dollars. Linear is aimed at assisting teams to streamline issue tracking, project management, and products. The additional capital will be used on additional product development and expansion of the team.

Nabla Secures $70 Million in Series C Funding

Nabla, an AI assistant platform focusing on clinicians based in New York has raised $70 million in a Series C funding. The platform assists medical professionals to automate their order in the form of taking notes and documentation. The money will assist Nabla in growing and developing products and markets a wider range of clinical facilities. The investment signifies the increased interest in the AI-based healthcare tools.

Tennr Secures $101 Million in Series C Funding

A New York-based platform Tennr, automating patient processing in referral-based care, has raised $101 million in Series C funding. The platform gives efficiency to the management of referrals, making it efficient to the healthcare providers in terms of administration workflow. Such financing will help Tennr to develop and expand. The investment is in reaction to the increasing need to automate the healthcare operations.

VoiceCare AI Secures $4.54 Million in Seed Round Funding

Healthcare administration general intelligence (HAGI) start up, VoiceCare AI, raised $4.54 million in seed funding. The firm is specialized in creating AI to automate and simplify administrative processes in the healthcare industry. This will assist it in making a faster product development and increasing its market coverage. VoiceCare AI hopes to offset the amount of paperwork a medical worker goes through.

PaidHR Secures $1.8 Million in Seed Round Funding

Nigeria-based HR and payroll technology firm, PaidHR has raised a $1.8 million seed round conducted by one of the regional VC funds, OUNDS. The platform enables African companies to automate their workforce, salary and regulatory compliance. Using this financing, PaidHR will upgrade its technology and extend its provisions to the continent. This business is keen on streamlining the HR functions of the emerging enterprises in developing markets.

Steuerboard Secures €725K in Pre-Seed Round Funding

Dusseldorf, Germany-based B2B SaaS platform Steuerboard has bagged on the pre-seed funding round that amounts up to 725000 euros. This platform is supposed to enhance cooperation between tax advisors and tax advisory clients by providing their workflow and communication tools. Steuerboard expects to use this funding to strengthen the stability of its products and increase customer base. The firm is interested in revamping tax consultancy in Germany.

CloEE Secures €520K in Pre-Seed Round Funding

Helsinki-, Finland-based AI-enabled discrete manufacturing platform, CloEE, has received 520,000 in a pre-seed funding round. The platform enables manufacturers to find optimal supply chain operations through real-time insights and data-based automation. Through this investment, CloEE will be able to hasten product innovativeness and market penetration. The company strives to make the sphere of manufacturing more efficient and smarter.

Nvelop Secures €1.2 Million in Seed Round Funding

Helsinki, Finland-based Nvelop, which is working on turning enterprise procurement around with agentic AI, has closed a 1.2 million euros seed round. The company is set to revolutionize and automate complicated procurement procedures that involve large organizations. The company will use this investment to expand and increase its AI potential. This investment is indicative of the increasing interest in the AI-based technology of solving enterprise workflows.

Simplisales Secures $500K in Pre-Seed Round Funding

One of the London, UK-based startups, Simplisales, which provides an ERP platform with AI functionality to companies working with wholesale, has raised a pre-seed of 500K. The site is intended to automate its process, sell and stock control of wholesalers. Using the funds, Simplisales will increase the production of its goods and the client base. The investment underlines an increase in demand of specialized ERP solutions in wholesale industry.

RevelAi Health Secures $3.1 Million in Seed Round Funding

Durham, NC-based RevelAi Health has quietly grabbed a seat at the conversational AI table with a $3.1 million seed funding round to support its musculoskeletal care-oriented platform. The platform offers to improve patient experience and patient outcomes by means of personalized AI communication. Using the new capital, RevelAi will widen its technology and clinical presence. The investment indicates an increase in demand of AI solutions to specific healthcare requirements.

Illumine Secures $2.5 Million in Seed Round Funding

Bangalore, India which is an AI-enabled childcare management platform has raised a $2.5 million seed round. The platform makes daycare management more efficient and parent communication more intelligent with automated intelligence. Through this investment, Illumine will increase its offerings in terms of products and market. The investment notes the increase in the demand of technology enabled solutions in the management of early childhood education.

Renow Secures €1.8 Million in Seed Round Funding

The AI-based Helsinki, Finland-based Recommerce startup, Renow, has received 1.8 million euros in seed financing. The vendor has a solution to retailers in terms of returns as a service, which helps the company deal with returns of their products in a functional and sustainable way. Renow streamlines its reverse logistics and resale practices using AI to minimize wastes and generate value. The funds will be used to develop the products and push it to the new markets.

Extend Raises $17 Million in Funding 

Extend, which is a document processing platform that is AI-native based in New York, has received a raise of funding of $17 million, through its seed and Series A rounds. The platform has sophisticated AI that automates document workflow, enhancing data extraction and data processing processes, making them more accurate and fast. It seeks to ease the burden of dealing with complex documents in the businesses. The new investment will assist it to grow in its technology and increase its operations.

Diskover Secures $7.5 Million in Seed Round Funding

Diskover is an artificial intelligence (AI) data intelligence platform headquartered in Reno, Nevada and has just announced seed capital investments of 7.5 million. The platform assists institutions to maintain and analyse colossal amounts of unstructured data. With actionable insights, Diskover will assist in the enhancement of data governance and lower storage expenses. The financing will aid in the development of the product and growth in the market.

Ovido Secures €2.4 Million in Seed Round Funding

Ovido, a Helsinki, Finland-based supply chain and product data automation platform has secured 2.4 million in seed funding. The platform allows streamlining product data and automating the supply chain in order to improve efficiency. The money will enable Ovido to grow its technology and reach new markets. It was led by high profile European investors funding innovation in turned to data-driven supply chains.

Nectar Social Secures $10.6M in Funding 

Seattle, Washington-based AI-powered agentic social commerce platform, Nectar Social, says it has scored a $10.6 million pre-seed and seed funding. The platform makes use of AI agents to propel personalised social shopping experiences and simplify commerce interactions. The money will enable the company to develop products, recruit talents, and expand go-to-market. Nectar partners and focuses on the changes of consumer brand interaction in the ecosystem of social business with commerce.

Steryon Secures €1 Million in Seed Round Funding

The Bilbao-based industrial cybersecurity startup Steryon has raised 1 million euros in seed funds. The company offers a cyber resiliency and risk management system appropriated to industrial conditions. The solution offered by it assists organizations to easily detect, stop, and deal with cyber threats. The investment will go in upgrading its technology and opening more operations in Europe.

OmniChat Secures $9 Million in Seed Round Funding

Brazil-based conversational AI start-up OmniChat raised 9 million in seed finance. The company allows business to automate and streamlining of customer interaction on various messaging platforms. Its resolution combines sales and care processes using conversational AI to improve productivity and interactions. The additional funds will enable expansion of the products and routing into the market.

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