Sourcetable, a San Francisco, CA-based spreadsheet platform startup, raised $4.25M in funding.
The round, which included a $3M Seed round and $1.25M pre-Seed (previously unannounced), saw participation from Michael Berolzheimer, Lee Jacobs, Melody Koh, Leah Solivan, Paul Bricault, Geoff Donaker, and Jarred Coll.
The company intends to use the funds to add more data integrations, hire engineers, and expand its business reach.
Led by Founder and CEO Eoin McMillan, and CTO Andrew Grosser, Sourcetable is a platform combining data warehousing, live data-sync, and regular spreadsheet features that users expect from Excel and Google Sheets, including charting, pivots, spreadsheet-formulas, cell-based modeling, and real-time document collaboration. Sourcetable is unique because each spreadsheet is backed by a data warehouse. Users including from startup founders, analysts and operators can query, analyze, and model billions of rows of data without learning SQL, hiring data engineers, or paying for more expensive business intelligence solutions.
Sourcetable integrates with over 100 business applications and databases, including marketing, finance, sales, eCommerce, customer support, and HR data.
FinSMEs
13/07/2023