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Industries
Data & Analytics
Enterprise Software
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Seed
Total Funding
$32.6M
Headquarters
San Mateo, California
Founded
2016
Nexla provides a platform for data integration that focuses on improving scalability, efficiency, and agility for organizations. Its platform allows data engineers and business users to transform and deliver data without the need for unnecessary duplication or potential failure points. This is achieved through a metadata-driven approach, where metadata represents data stores, leading to better efficiency, lower costs, and enhanced reliability. Nexla primarily operates on a Software as a Service (SaaS) model, charging subscription fees for access to its platform and additional services. The company caters to a wide range of clients, including large enterprises and data-focused businesses, who need effective solutions to manage the rapid growth of data. To support users, Nexla provides extensive documentation, API references, and developer guides, making it easier to integrate and use its platform.
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Total Funding
$32.6M
Above
Industry Average
Funded Over
2 Rounds
Remote Work Options
As Nexla step into 2024, Nexla partnered with Database Trends & Applications (DBTA.com) to take stock of the rapidly evolving landscape.
Shield Capital partner Mike Brown will be joining Nexla's board as part of the agreement.
When Nexla launched a data operations platform at TechCrunch Disrupt Battlefield in 2017, building applications on top of that data was not necessarily a well understood concept. As time has gone on, however, the company has matured alongside the machine learning market, and today itâs able to help customers build applications based on the data that Nexla manages and processes.As it has done this, it has grown slowly and steadily, attaining cash-flow positive status much earlier than most startups. As founder and CEO Saket Saurabh told TechCrunch, the company did that at a time when burning large amounts of venture capital was the way to do things.Saurabh chose to grow his company differently, and when investors began looking for efficiency over growth as we turned to 2023, Nexla was well positioned for this change. Today, the company was rewarded with an $18 million Series B.He says that putting the data inside his software to work is the end goal now. âSo we ended up with this very powerful concept of data products that we have built out and the data product has become a central thing that then enables you to integrate the data in Nexla to share the data and collaborate with itâ he told TechCrunch.The applications approach has become so central to what the company is doing, they have begun offering an organized way to distribute them. âWe recently launched the ability to take these data products in an organization and put them into an internal marketplace where employees can discover and make use of them,â Saurabh said.He pointed out that his company has plenty of cash being generated from sales, and hadnât spent much of the previous round, but when investors came knocking, he had to pay attention, especially at a time where many startups are having a hard time raising money
Nexla has launched GA support for Databricks Delta Lake as a data source to enable Databricks users to send data wherever it needs to be consumed.
Nexla, a San Francisco, CA-based data engineering automation company, acquired Fidap, a NYC-baased company that provides clean data for advanced analytics and machine learning. The amount of the deal was not disclosed
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Industries
Data & Analytics
Enterprise Software
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Seed
Total Funding
$32.6M
Headquarters
San Mateo, California
Founded
2016
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