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SAN FRANCISCO, May 17, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Merge, the San Francisco and New York City-based API company which seeks to transform how B2B companies think about customer-facing integrations, today announced the close of a $4.5 million seed funding round. NEA led the round with Managing General Partner Scott Sandell joining Merge s board of directors.
Created in 2020, Merge provides a solution to the way B2B companies build and maintain an ever-growing number of integrations with other vendors in order to sell to and support their customers. Through its Unified API, Merge provides access to over 40+ HR, payroll, recruiting, and accounting platforms, effectively offering an integration layer for all business tools and applications.
Merge Raises $4 5M in Seed Funding
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