Unito raises a growth round and announces new partnerships


Unito raises $10.5M Series A.

Per the company’s press page. Montreal based Unito announced today a Series A funding round of $10.5M led by partner Jeremy Levine from Bessemer Venture Partners with participation from existing investors Mistral Venture Partners and Real Ventures.

The number of SaaS applications continues to grow exponentially in businesses of all sizes, driven by how easy they are to try, buy and deploy. The addition of all of this software adds huge value, but because these applications operate mostly as silos they are also creating a huge new challenge.

Unito has built a no-code, easy to use platform to address this challenge. With its unique two-way sync capability, organizations can automate workflows across disparate tools, teams and even organizations.

The company is now expanding to other SaaS categories to become the “universal translator” for disparate tools at work.

Lead investor Jeremy Levine commented: “We believe Unito can become a key technology that helps every business to manage the new SaaS reality. We’ve been funding SaaS for years now and have witnessed its phenomenal growth. The result is more choices than ever, but also more fragmentation than ever.”

HubSpot & Zendesk Integrations

Unito has also announced integrations with B2B software leaders HubSpot and Zendesk that will help connect sales and support workflows with the entire company. These new integrations expand Unito’s existing roster of partners with major players — including Atlassian, GitHub, Trello, Wrike and Asana — and significantly advance Unito’s fundamental mission of uniting work across modern organizations.

“At HubSpot, we believe a strong integration ecosystem is key to success. Unito’s synchronization solution fills a key gap in that ecosystem by letting our customers do more without ever leaving HubSpot,” commented David Barron, Director, GTM - Service Hub at HubSpot.

“The average enterprise now uses almost 1,500 distinct cloud applications, which don’t talk to each other ‘out of the box’,” explained Unito CEO Marc Boscher. “So we end up spending the majority of our work day bridging information in meetings, messaging, custom integrations and debates on which tool is the single source of truth. Just as DevOps connected developers and IT operations and revolutionized the way they work, we believe Unito is becoming a ‘WorkOps’ platform that achieves the same for the whole organization.”

Unito is one of the early success stories of the Montreal chapter of Founder Institute.

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