Distributor data work automation service provider WrangleWorks has received a $1M investment from The Eisenhower Group, Inc., the company announced Aug. 23.
Austin, TX-based WrangleWorks said the funding will be used for customer acquisition and current product enhancements.
WrangleWorks assists customers with the automation of data work. The company leverages AI to automate data within Microsoft Excel and the cloud.
“Our vision is to transform how the distribution sector manages data,” WrangleWorks CEO Eric Hills said in a news release. “The support from The Eisenhower allows us to invest even more in our platform capabilities and customer relationships. Ultimately, we see Wrangles becoming the de facto Data Work Automation tool for the distribution industry.”
Tampa, FL-based Eisenhower Group produces early-stage investments in SaaS and medical technology companies.
“We are thrilled to deepen our partnership with WrangleWorks through this new investment,” Eisenhower Group CFO Todd Sakow said. “Having backed the company for several years, we are excited about their accelerating market traction and AI vision. With this additional capital, WrangleWorks is well-positioned to execute its growth plans.
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