Seattle-centered SaaS startup Zuper introduced on Thursday, September 17, that it has raised $1.1 million in seed investment. The spherical was led through Prime Venture Partners, with the participation of Gunderson Dettemer and Gemba Capital.
According to a declaration issued by the startup, Zuper plans to apply the investment further develop and increase in North America, the UK, and Southeast Asia. It is likewise making plans to hire throughout functions in India and the US.
Shripati Acharya, Managing Partner at Prime Venture Partners, said:
“SMBs are experiencing two powerful trends – they now manage an increasingly distributed workforce while their customers expect an on-demand service experience. Zuper’s mobile first, intelligent workforce management solution provides SMBs with complete visibility to what work is being scheduled where, to which partner and its current status.”
Founded in August 2016 through Raghav Gurumani, Karthik Rao, and Vijay Narasiman, Zuper has places of work in India, the UAE, the US, the UK, and Singapore. Its India workplace is in Chennai. Anand Subbaraj joined the group as CEO in 2020.
Co-founder and CEO Anand Subbaraj, said:
“We want to enable service businesses to offer a better customer experience and modernise the end to end service process and workflows.”
Zuper is an smart workforce control startup which permits companies with field service groups to higher organise and offer client experience. Post the pandemic, Zuper has been supporting companies preserve COVID-19 compliance and create secure surroundings for employees, clients and community thru its ZuperCCPack.
“Zuper allows their end customers are able to request, pay and track the order through a few taps on their mobile. The pandemic has further accelerated this trend and with it the demand for Zuper’s solution. We are delighted to be a part of Zuper’s mission to transform the service delivery and management for SMBs,” Shripati added.
