Emitrr, a B2B sofware-as-a-service (SaaS) startup has raised $4 million (Rs 31 crore) in its pre-Series A funding round from existing investors Chiratae Ventures, Venture Highway, FortyTwo VC, and Axilor Ventures.
The startup plans to use the funds to scale up its market-going efforts and improve product capabilities to solve deeper problems like paying for local businesses.
The US-based Emitrr was founded in 2020 by Anmol Oberoi and Pulkit Gambhir,It is a complete customer interaction and engagement platform that helps small businesses automate their day-to-day operations – follow-up estimates, appointment reminders, review requests, scheduling, intake, and more.
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More than 150 business brands, especially in healthcare and home services, are using their platform to facilitate digital experiences and automation for their customers through a variety of solutions.
“With companies like Amazon and Uber offering a world-class customer experience, today the end user’s expectations have skyrocketed – they demand similar digital journeys from all businesses. Our product is enabling that experience for our end user when they interact with a local business,” said, Anmol Oberoi, founder at Emitrr.
The startup claims to handle the data of over 1 million customers.
Several SaaS based startups across categories have managed to raise funds in the recent past like Qapita, Detect Technologies etc.
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About Emitrr
Emitrr is a complete customer interaction and engagement platform that helps small businesses automate day-to-day tasks – estimate follow-up, appointment reminders, review requests, scheduling, intake, and more. With Emitrr, small businesses can spend time growing their business by bringing everything under one platform – Reputation, Text messaging, Phone Systems, Forms, Customer Engagement, and more.
They are a profitable Vertical SaaS platform with healthy revenues. They are growing at a super-fast speed and are funded by some of the Tier-1 VCs in India & the US.