/PRNewswire/ Stilt, the leading provider of financial services for immigrants, today announced it has raised $14 million in Series A funding led by Link.
Stilt, which started its life as a provider of financial services for immigrants, has raised $14 million in Series A funding led by Link Ventures as it expands its focus to include a B2B offering. In addition to the equity raise, the San Francisco-based fintech said it has also closed on a new $100 million […]
Stampli nabs $50M because invoicing should be easier
The Israeli fintech startup develops automation technologies to releif the headache of accounts payable and supplier invoicing Yaneev Avital / 13 May 2021 • 1 min read
Accounts payable processes have forever been a headache for all parties involved. And, since the transition to work-from-anywhere, this issue has become even more complicated. Israeli startup Stampli secured $50 million in Series C funding, to change the way enterprises work with invoices.
Dusting off their inner accountant
Stampli is a cloud platform based on NOSQL DB, which aggregates all of an enterprise’s invoices in one place. The company’s system optimizes invoice approval processes, in addition to monitoring the invoice life cycle from end-to-end. The solution is seamlessly integrated into existing platforms, such as SAP, Net
Retail Zipline raises $30M as it helps retailers adapt to the pandemic yahoo.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from yahoo.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Retail Zipline raises $30M as it helps retailers adapt to the pandemic
When I first wrote about Retail Zipline in 2019, the startup was focused on building a communication platform that would help corporate decision-makers in retail communicate with individual stores. As you’d probably guess, the startup saw some changes in 2020.
“When COVID first hit, you might think a company that’s primarily focused on retail would be in trouble,” said co-founder and CTO Jeremy Baker. “But it turns out that a product that helps retailers communicate critical information when everything is changing is no longer a nice to have.”