The London-based customer relationship management platform has secured seed backing from Point Nine Capital, Balderton Capital, and Headline to scale its engineering operations.
"Modern businesses need flexible and collaborative tools that grow and adapt as their operations do, but too many teams are stuck using rigid, unyielding CRM tools that aren't built for the 21st Century. Attio is the antidote. It allows companies to remove manual data entry, drawing from existing data streams like email and calendars, to create a complete dataset before building total customizable workflows on top, empowering teams with the exact workflow they need. We're really excited about the potential for Attio to transform how companies approach CRM and are looking forward to working with our brilliant investors to achieve it."
The funding round was led by LearnStart to build out the mobile learning platform for startup operators.
"Riya started off in business, then became more technical. I was a computer science graduate, but knew I wanted to have a company, so I followed the traditional route, went to Harvard and did my MBA."
Circle led the Series C financing to support the crowdfunding platform's expansion across Europe.
"Combining Circle’s strategic investment with our decade of knowledge and experience of capital raising in Europe, Crowdcube is extremely well positioned to capitalise on our first-mover advantage into Europe’s high growth investment market. Capital raising and private company investing have never been so exciting,"
The seed round was led by Pi Labs with participation from Sugar Capital, 7percent Ventures and notable angel investors.
"Our vision is that every physical space will become digitally connected, enabling an entirely new type of interaction with the world around us. These 'smart spaces' will unlock rich information and transform billions of daily interactions for shoppers and retailers. Right now, the biggest players in tech are working on building next-generation augmented reality wearables, and we’re building the killer consumer use-cases for this transformative technology. In the future, providing a frictionless digital experience in a physical location will become as essential for every business as having a website is today."
Midven backed the Staffordshire luxury travel agency to help grow its property portfolio and create 25 new roles.
"There are large segments of consumers who have the disposable income to take multiple holidays with many of them prepared to pay for a premium/luxury offering and service. With this trend comes a significant opportunity for Luxury Cottages to build its brand and grow its revenue, particularly after consumers have sampled staycations over the last 18 months because of COVID restrictions, and now have a flavour for better quality/luxury accommodation. This management team have many years' experience within this market, and I believe they have the skills to grow this business into a significant organisation that will attract acquirers."
