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AI-driven GTM data unification platform
$180k - $250k/yr
Remote in USA
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Common Room is an AI-native GTM platform that unifies first-party customer data with real-world buyer signals into a continuously updated system of complete buyer intelligence. Revenue teams use this foundation to run AI Agents across core GTM workflows, including prioritizing accounts, researching contacts, personalizing messaging, and orchestrating actions. The platform offers enterprise-grade governance, fully managed integrations, and permissioning to activate this intelligence across surfaces where sales teams already work—Common Room app, Slack, email, browser extensions, Salesforce, and AI assistants—enabling precision GTM at scale. It targets modern GTM teams in mid-market and enterprise B2B companies who struggle with data fragmentation, tool sprawl, and limited visibility into buyers, and aims to improve execution accuracy without adding complexity or headcount.
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Late Stage VC
Total Funding
$104.9M
Headquarters
Seattle, Washington
Founded
2020
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Zoom snaps up Seattle startup Common Room to bolster AI-powered sales tools. Common Room, the fast-rising Seattle startup that built an AI-powered platform to help sales and marketing teams track buying signals across their customers, is being acquired by Zoom. Terms of the deal were not revealed in a news release on Thursday. "When we founded Common Room in 2020, we set out with a simple vision: to transform how organizations connect with people," Common Room co-founder and CEO Linda Lian wrote in a LinkedIn post. "Over the past six years, we've had the privilege of building alongside our customers through one of the biggest shifts in enterprise software, the rise of AI." Zoom said the acquisition will extend its Zoom Revenue Accelerator platform "upstream," pairing Common Room's buyer intelligence with the conversation data Zoom already captures from sales calls - giving reps insight into which accounts are in-market and why to reach out before a call even happens. "Revenue teams will now have a single, unified platform that will help them reach the right person at the right moment with the right message at every stage of a deal, cutting busywork," Abhisht Arora, Zoom's chief strategy officer, said in a blog post. Common Room emerged from stealth in 2021 with $52 million in funding from investors including Index Ventures, Madrona Venture Group, Next Play Ventures, Greylock, 01 Advisors and a bevy of angel investors - Etsy CEO Josh Silverman; former Twitter CEO Dick Costolo; and former Axiom CEO Elena Donio. Early customers included Notion and Pulumi, and the roster has grown to include enterprises large and small. Lian, a former associate at Madrona Venture Group and senior product marketing manager at Amazon Web Services, co-founded the company alongside three other Seattle tech vets: CTO Viraj Mody, a former engineering director at Dropbox and technical advisor to the CEO at Convoy; chief architect Tom Kleinpeter, previously a principal engineer at Dropbox; and design chief Francis Luu, who spent 10 years at Facebook. Common Room was the 2022 GeekWire Awards Startup of the Year and is No. 80 on the GeekWire 200, our ranked index of Pacific Northwest startups. Zoom, the San Jose, Calif.-based company best known for its video conferencing platform, has expanded in recent years into AI-powered tools for sales, customer service and workplace collaboration. The publicly traded company reported nearly $4.9 billion in revenue over the past 12 months and has a market capitalization of roughly $25 billion. "Joining Zoom connects our graph to the conversations sellers have every day where deals are actually won and to the AI that can act on it," Lian said in a statement. "With Zoom's scale, resources, and global reach, we'll be able to accelerate our roadmap while continuing to serve and innovate for our customers." Arjun Bhatia, an equity analyst with William Blair, said in a report Thursday that the "transaction aligns with Zoom's M&A strategy and priority of embedding AI more deeply into workflows and advancing its vision of becoming a broader system of action for enterprises."
Zoom Communications has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Common Room, an AI-native go-to-market intelligence platform that unifies fragmented customer data into person-level buyer intelligence. Financial terms were not disclosed, and the transaction is expected to close in the coming weeks. Common Room consolidates data across CRM, product usage, marketing and engagement systems, providing revenue teams with continuously refreshed buyer insights. Its RoomieAI agents handle account research, message personalisation and prospecting. Customers include Atlassian, Anthropic, Autodesk, Notion, Okta and Snowflake. The acquisition extends Zoom Revenue Accelerator by adding buyer intelligence capabilities, helping sales representatives identify in-market accounts and optimal outreach timing. The combined platform aims to streamline the revenue journey without requiring multiple point solutions.
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Gaurav Oberoi, CEO of Lexion, which announced an agreement to be acquired by Docusign this week, speaking on the GeekWire Podcast at the GeekWire Awards. (GeekWire Photo / Kevin Lisota)This week on the GeekWire Podcast, we go inside the GeekWire Awards, our annual event recognizing the top leaders, companies, and innovations in the Pacific Northwest, which drew a sold-out crowd to the Showbox SoDo in Seattle. We talk with finalists about what’s next, the economy and key trends in their industries, and we hear from some of the winners on stage during the program. Guests on the show include:. Gaurav Oberoi, the CEO of Lexion, the AI-powered contract management software company, which this week announced an agreement to be acquired by Docusign for $165 million.Linda Lian, CEO of customer intelligence platform Common Room, a past Startup of the Year in the GeekWire Awards. Lian was a finalist for CEO of the Year in this year’s GeekWire Awards.Gordon Pan, the president of Baird Capital, the private equity and VC firm that is part of the Baird financial services and wealth management firm
- Seattle startup Common Room hired marketing vet Drew Spencer Leahy to lead product marketing.