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 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ottometric | ADAS Testing / Autonomous Driving | Series A | $10 million |
| Glimpse | AI-driven Deduction Management | Series A | $10 million |
| Tracera | Sustainability & ESG Data Platform | Series A | $12 million |
| AppWork | Property Maintenance Software | Series A | $13 million |
| SchoolAI | EdTech / AI for Education | Series A | $25 million |
| Optilogic | Supply Chain Design Software | Series B | $40 million |
| Incident.io | Incident Management Platform | Series B | $62 million |
| Sekoia.io | Cybersecurity / AI-SOC Platform | Series B | €26 million |
| Tailscale | VPN / Secure Network Solutions | Series C | $160 million |
| Unosecur | Cybersecurity / Identity Management | Seed | $5 million (+$3M) |
| 1Logtech | No-code Integration for Logistics | Seed | $1.5 million |
| Warrant | AI Marketing Compliance | Pre-Seed | $720,000 |
Ottometric Secures $10 Million in Series A
Ottometric which operates as a software company from Boston MA obtained $10 million through its Series A investment. The company uses Artificial Intelligence tools to test advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) for validation purposes. Advanced vehicle intelligence as well as enhanced safety measures are driven through these systems. The obtained funding enables Ottometric to enhance its platform capabilities while addressing market requirements for dependable autonomous driving technology.
Glimpse Secures $10 Million in Series A
Glimpse obtained $10 million in Series A funding as a New York-based AI-driven deduction management platform. The platform by Glimpse serves consumer packaged goods (CPG) brands by enabling them to handle revenue reduction due to chargebacks and payment deductions. The newly acquired funding allows Glimpse to boost its technology framework and broadens its service territory. CPG businesses will experience improved financial workflows with enhanced transparency as the main objective of this effort.
Tracera Secures $12 Million in Series A
Tracera operates from New York as a platform which uses AI for assisting businesses with sustainability data management and verification. Tracera secured $12 million from its Series A funding to fuel its development. The funding round received its principal investment from Foundry followed by contributions from Rho Ignition and Tola Capital and Contour Venture Partners. Tracera helps businesses monitor and report their ESG data and track carbon emission data including Scope 3 measurements. AI-focused features of the startup will expand while its market reach extends because of this investment.
AppWork Secures $13 Million in Series A
The property maintenance software company AppWork based in Ramsey NJ received $13 million in Series A funding from Resolve Growth Partners which served as the leading investor. The platform implements mobile-first AI-enhanced maintenance operations with features including digital make-ready boards as well as work order control and technician performance metrics. The obtained funding will fast-track product development along with advancing customer success efforts.
SchoolAI Raises $25 Million in Series A
SchoolAI located in Lehi, Utah has attained $25 million through Series A funding which raises its overall funding to $32 million. Insight Partners headed the funding round as the main investor but multiple existing investors from NextView Ventures, The General Partnership and Peterson Ventures also participated. New funding enables the company to expand globally while creating innovative student and parent tools and rising implementation team numbers and developing additional administrative tools.
Optilogic Raises $40 Million in Series B
Optilogic, a supply chain design software company operating from Ann Arbor Michigan received $40 million through its Series B funding. NewRoad Capital Partners initiated the funding round and MK Capital along with Moore Strategic Ventures became further investors. The funding will speed up development of Optilogic’s AI-based decision-making platform to help businesses model complex supply chain conditions and react competently to worldwide disruptions. The organization plans to improve Cosmic Frog while developing new tools that strengthen business-scale decision processes. The company intends to scale its staff presence by recruiting supply chain and industry specialists who will boost customer achievement outcomes.
Incident.io Secures $62 Million in Series B
Incident.io achieved $400 million worth of valuation after securing $62 million through Series B funding from prominent investors who backed the London-based incident management startup. The investment consisted of lead participation from Insight Partners followed by Index Ventures and Point Nine Capital. Incident.io provides engineers with a platform driven by AI to improve incident detection diagnosis and resolution efficiency. The company intends to use its new financial resources to increase its U.S. and European operations while building AI capabilities alongside sales and marketing expansion for rising customer interest.
Sekoia.io Secues €26 Million in Series B
Paris-based cybersecurity company Sekoia.io obtained €26 million through Series B funding which increased their total funds to €60 million. Revaia took the lead in the financing round while UNEXO joined as well as all current investors Bright Pixel Capital, Omnes Capital and Bpifrance. The AI-driven detection and response solutions from Sekoia.io function to make elite cybersecurity capabilities available for all users through its AI-SOC platform.Sekoia.io protects EDF, Vinci, SNCF, Mirakl, Marlink, and the French Ministry of Armed Forces among its client base.
Tailscale Secures $160 Million in Series C
The software company Tailscale located in Toronto secured $160 million (CAD $230 million) through its Series C funding round thus increasing their total funding to reach $275 million. Accel invested first and CRV along with Insight Partners alongside Heavybit and Uncork Capital took part in the financing round. This financing will enable the company to improve its platform features and support bigger enterprise systems while expanding its customer portfolio that includes business clients like Instacart and SAP as well as Duolingo. The investment will help Tailscale increase its market growth rate while continuing to offer safe network solutions to international organizations worldwide.
Unosecur Secures $5 Million in Seed Round
Unosecur, a Berlin-based cybersecurity startup, raised $5 million in seed funding, with an extra $3 million from oversubscribed investors. The round was led by VentureFriends and DFF Ventures, with support from Leo Capital, Heartfelt (APX), and angel investors. The company offers an AI-powered platform to unify human, machine, and AI identities across hybrid environments. It features real-time threat detection, risk analysis, and automated remediation. The funds will support R&D, team expansion, and market growth in North America and Europe.
1Logtech Secures $1.5 Million in Seed Round
1Logtech, a Columbus, Ohio-based provider of a no-code integration platform tailored for transportation and logistics, has secured $1.5 million in seed funding. The round was led by North Coast Ventures, with participation from Queen City Angels and other investors. 1Logtech’s AI-powered platform enables logistics professionals to rapidly connect with carriers, shippers, ERPs, and TMSs without the need for developers, transforming integration timelines from months to hours. The company plans to use the funds to accelerate product development, expand its team, and enhance its market presence in key logistics segments.
Warrant Secures $720K in Pre-Seed Round
Warrant, an AI-powered marketing compliance platform based in Durham, NC, has raised $720,000 in pre-seed funding. The company also introduced its AI compliance agent, built to review and approve marketing materials. It caters to industries like financial services, real estate, and insurance. The tool helps streamline approval processes and ensures content meets compliance standards.
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