A quiet week on the Colorado tech front still delivered some new developments from a handful of companies. Learn which startups got new funding and what their plans are for it. This is the Built In Colorado weekly refresh.
Flatfile raised $35M. Following its Series A led by Scale Venture Partners, Flatfile is looking to hire more talent to help meet demand for its data onboarding software. The company’s platform enables enterprises to accept third-party data and allow for seamless and secure direct communication. The startup has remote and Denver-based positions open on its engineering, go-to-market and product teams. [Built In Colorado]
Glovebox pulled in $3M. On its mission to improve CX for insurance providers, the company secured an investment led by Mercato Partners’ Prelude Fund. Its platform connects agencies, policyholders and carriers. With the funding, Glovebox plans to grow and accelerate its platform in order to reach more agency partners faster and more efficiently. [Built In Colorado]
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AgentSync got $25M. Having secured two other rounds recently, this Denver-based insurtech startup is keeping the VC ball rolling with the close of its Series A led by Elad Gil and Craft Ventures. Its insurance compliance and producer management platform integrates with Salesforce, and the new capital will help further its development as it looks to expand its offering. The company is currently hiring for several roles in sales, engineering, recruiting and more. [Built In Colorado]
Ensemble Innovation Ventures launches a new fund. It’s now looking to invest that fund mainly in early stage health and wellness startups. Particularly, it’s focusing on cloud-enabled SaaS companies, tech-enabled health services, digital health solutions and more. The fund is also focused on relationship building with individuals within the companies. [Denver Business Journal]
