DocuSign, MuleSoft, Oculeve, Secret and WellTok are among the startups that secured funding during the month.
2 min read · 17 April 2014
AgilOne, which provides a cloud-based predictive intelligence application for marketers, has raised a $25 million Series C round led by Tenaya Capital. The funding included participation from Next World Capital and Four Rivers Group, as well as existing investors Sequoia Capital and Mayfield Fund. The Mountain View, Calif.-based company previously raised $16 million in funding. As part of the latest deal, Tom Banahan, managing director of Tenaya, has joined the board.
3 min read · 17 April 2014
One Medical Group, a San Francisco-based provider of healthcare services, has raised $40 million in growth capital in a round led by Redmile Group. Current investors also participated in the round. One Medical previously raised $76.5 million in funding from Benchmark Capital, DAG Ventures, Oak Investment Partners, Google Ventures and Maverick Capital.
2 min read · 17 April 2014
One Medical Group, a San Francisco-based provider of healthcare services, has raised $40 million in growth capital in a round led by Redmile Group. Current investors also participated in the round. One Medical previously raised $76.5 million in funding from Benchmark Capital, DAG Ventures, Oak Investment Partners, Google Ventures and Maverick Capital.
2 min read · 17 April 2014
DocuSign, MuleSoft, Oculeve, Secret and WellTok are among the startups that secured funding during the month.
2 min read · 16 April 2014
Act-On Software, a developer of marketing automation software, has raised $42 million in new funding led by Technology Crossover Ventures. Existing investors Norwest Venture Partners, Trinity Ventures, US Venture Partners and Voyager Capital also participated. Act-On previously raised $32 million in funding since it was founded in 2008. As part of the funding, David Yuan, general partner at TCV, has joined the board.
3 min read · 15 April 2014
Act-On Software, a developer of marketing automation software, has raised $42 million in new funding led by Technology Crossover Ventures. Existing investors Norwest Venture Partners, Trinity Ventures, US Venture Partners and Voyager Capital also participated. Act-On previously raised $32 million in funding since it was founded in 2008. As part of the funding, David Yuan, general partner at TCV, has joined the board.
3 min read · 15 April 2014
London-based Snupps launched its app on the iOS platform today and disclosed that it previously raised $5 million in seed funding from Amr Zedan. Zedan has made early-stage bets in such companies as Jumio and Palantir Technologies, among others. Snupps provides a way for users to take mobile pics of their stuff and personal belongings (from wine to knickknacks in the home).
3 min read · 10 April 2014
London-based Snupps launched its app on the iOS platform today and disclosed that it previously raised $5 million in seed funding from Amr Zedan. Zedan has made early-stage bets in such companies as Jumio and Palantir Technologies, among others. Snupps provides a way for users to take mobile pics of their stuff and personal belongings (from wine to knickknacks in the home).
3 min read · 10 April 2014
Kabbage, an online lender for small businesses, announced today that it has raised a $270 million revolving line of credit. The debt round, which goes directly into the company's lending operations to provide funding to its customers, was oversubscribed. Investors were undisclosed, but a Kabbage spokesperson said they include major banks, pension funds and insurance companies. Previously, the Atlanta-based company raised $97 million in debt, including a $75 million credit facility through Victory Park Capital and Thomvest Ventures in 2013.
3 min read · 09 April 2014
