Alooma (acquired by Google)

🗓 Founded 2013👥 10 employees💰 Last funded Mar 2017
Alooma enables businesses to use all of their data to make better data-driven decisions. With its Data Pipeline as a Service platform it provides Data Scientists and Data Engineers the ability to integrate, clean, enrich and bring together data from various data silos at any time to any destination. Connecting hundreds of destinations together including data sources, applications and data warehouses like Amazon Redshift, Google BigQuery, Snowflake, Salesforce, MySQL, Oracle, Microsoft Azure, Looker and Tableau. Alooma’s secure modern Data Pipeline as a Service is designed to address the key data integration requirements of cloud data warehouses, modern analytics solutions, mobile, IoT, web, and cloud apps: i) ensuring data integrity when things fail, ii) achieving predictable high volume scalability, iii) transforming data in real-time on the fly, iv) supporting flexible schema, data models and data types. Headquartered in Redwood City, CA, Alooma is funded by leading venture investors, including Sequoia Capital and Lightspeed. Follow us Twitter @aloomainc, and visit the Alooma blog at https://www.alooma.com/blog Want to get your hands dirty? Join us! jobs@alooma.com
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Total investors
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Early stage
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Mid stage
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Late stage
2013
Founded
Investor geography1 country
Israel
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Who invested in Alooma (acquired by Google)?
Alooma (acquired by Google) has 3 investors on record on gritt.io, including 2 early-stage backers, 1 mid-stage.
When did Alooma (acquired by Google) last raise funding?
The most recent investment in Alooma (acquired by Google) recorded on gritt.io was in March 2017.
When was Alooma (acquired by Google) founded?
Alooma (acquired by Google) was founded in 2013.
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