AnthemIQ s software allows companies, brokersa nd leasing agents to search for properties, review, compare, set up tours and lease spaces. The platform also has a streamlined workflow for negotiating and reviewing contracts on the listed properties. Clients use digital platforms to run their own companies, book travel, interact with their banks and buy residential homes, Tomlin said in a written statement. They expect commercial brokerages to provide similar solutions with speed, convenience, and transparency to finding and securing their commercial space. Brokers recognize this and finally have an end-to-end solution in AnthemIQ.
Ward said brokers have been using outdated methods to serve clients needs.
Three Austin-based technology startups have raised a combined $22.5 million in three separate funding deals this week.
CognitOps, an artificial intelligence startup focused on warehouse operations, has raised $11 million, robotics company Harmonic Bionics raised $7 million and Expressable, a digital speech therapy startup, raised $4.5 million.
CognitOps
makes a platform that automates and augments existing warehouse management processes using machine learning and artificial intelligence. CEO Alex Ramirez and chief operating officer Reas Macken founded the company in 2018 after working together in other warehouse technology operations.
The round was led by FirstMark Capital and included investments from the company s previous major investors, including Chicago Ventures, Schematic Ventures, Haystack and CEAS Investments.
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Three Austin-based startups one focused on cybersecurity and two on remote education offerings have combined to raise $24 million funding deals this week.
Living Security, a startup focused on cybersecurity awareness training and risk management, raised $14 million, while software startup Acadeum and online student engagement platform Upswing each raised $5 million.
Living Security makes a cybersecurity training platform and is developing a human risk management tool that uses data to help companies understand and spot security vulnerabilities and predict cyberattacks. The company, which started in 2017, said it plans to use the funding to continue its expansion beyond training and continue developing its platform.