SME platform deeploi raises $6.5Mn
BERLIN, GERMANY — Software firm deeploi has raised €6 million (US$6.5 million) in a seed round led by venture capital firm VC Atomico and existing investor Cherry Ventures.
To date, the German developers of an IT management platform for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) have raised €9 million (US$9.7 million).
In March 2023, deeploi raised €3 million (US$3.2 million) in a seed round led by Cherry Ventures, with participation from the founders of Taktile, Moss, Vay and sennder. As part of the latest funding round, VC Atomico partner Andreas Helbig will join the deeploi board.
deeploi aims to streamline the tech processes for SMEs who don’t necessarily have the resources to set up a sophisticated information technology (IT) infrastructure.
It boasts a comprehensive platform that covers various IT functions, such as workflow automation, offboarding, device management, compliance, and cybersecurity.
SMEs can also hook up deeploi to its existing internal platforms, such as HR systems, mobile device management (MDM) software, and cybersecurity software.
“For businesses without a specialist IT function and the “accidental IT admin” left to fill in, it can be a struggle just to ensure everyone’s laptop, software and security is up to scratch,” says deeploi co-founder Julian Lübke. “Automating these tasks saves businesses time and money, boosting productivity and growth.”
Since being founded in February 2023, deeploi has served over 30 customers and has grown to more than 20 employees across two offices.
