Funding Secured: Attio Gains $52 Million in Series B Round to Amplify Its Customer Relationship Management System
Attio, a London-based CRM startup, has secured a $52 million Series B funding round led by Google Ventures (GV). This investment will support Attio's efforts to advance its platform's features and establish itself as a leading CRM startup in the stock market today.
The new funding will be primarily used to invest in Research and Development (R&D) for Attio's platform. The company's plans include enhancing its agent collaboration, granular permissions, and predictive intelligence features.
Attio's platform caters to over 5,000 customers, including well-known brands like Lovable, Granola, Modal, and Replicate. The platform offers native data ingestion, an intelligent workflow engine, programmable surfaces like APIs, and natural language interfaces. Moreover, it features agentic collaboration features that allow humans and AI to work together across go-to-market (GTM) processes.
The platform operates on an AI-first approach, helping go-to-market teams automate complex processes. With the new funding, Attio aims to accelerate product development and scale its engineering resources.
"We are thrilled to have GV on board as our lead investor," said Attio's CEO. "This investment will enable us to further advance our platform and help more businesses streamline their go-to-market processes in the stock market."
The Series B round brings Attio's total raised capital to $116 million. With this significant boost, Attio is poised to make a significant impact in the stock market.
In conclusion, Attio's Series B funding round marks an exciting milestone for the company. The new funds will be instrumental in accelerating product development, scaling engineering resources, and improving the platform's agent collaboration, granular permissions, and predictive intelligence features. With its robust platform and strong backing, Attio is set to revolutionize the stock market CRM landscape.
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