Iris Dorbian
New York City-based BetterCloud, a SaaS operations management platform, has secured $5 million in funding. The investor was Dropbox. The capital will be used for growth and platform development.
Balto, a provider of real-time artificial intelligence call guidance software, has secured $3 million in seed funding. OCA Ventures and Stage Venture Partners led the round.
Honeycomb.io, a provider of observability solutions for modern developer teams, has secured $11.4 million in funding. Scale Venture Partners led the round with participation from other investors that include Storm Ventures, eVentures, NextWorld Capital and Merian Ventures. In addition to the funding, Ariel Tseitlin from Scale Venture Partners will join Honeycomb's board of directors.
San Francisco and New York-based Terminal, a remote teams company, has raised $17 million in Series B funding. 8VC led the round.
Maven Ventures has raised $65 million for its third fund, according to a blog post on its site. The fund will make seed investments between $750,000 and $1 million in software startups.
Menlo Park, California-based Amava, a unified platform connecting empty-nesters and retirees, has secured $6.2 million in funding. RPM Ventures was the lead backer.
Darwinbox has raised $15 million in Series B funding, according to a blog post on its site. Sequoia led the round with participation from our previous backers Lightspeed, Endiya Partners and 3One4 Capital. Based in India, Darwinbox is a provider of cloud-based workforce management and analytics solutions for businesses.
Divvy, a platform for homeowners, has raised $43 million in Series B funding. The investors include GIC, Singapore's sovereign wealth fund, and Lennar.
Okapi, a commercial real estate-focused artificial intelligence platform, has secured $5.5 million in Series A funding. Marius Nacht, co-founder and chairman of Check Point Software Technologies, was the lead investor.
Salt Lake City-based Evernym, a provider of self-sovereign identity solutions, has raised $8 million in funding. The investors included Barclays Ventures and Medici Ventures.