Next Matter raises $16M to revolutionize workflow automation for businesses
Berlin-based Next Matter has secured $16 million in Series A funding to expand its operations automation platform. The round was led by Omers Ventures, with backing from previous investors and high-profile angels. Founded in 2018, the company helps businesses streamline workflows across departments.
The funding round saw participation from BlueYard Capital and Crane Venture Partners, both of whom had invested in Next Matter before. High-profile angels also joined, including Raisin founders Frank Freund and Tamaz Georgadze, as well as HeyJobs founder Marius Luther.
Next Matter’s platform integrates with existing tools like HubSpot, Slack, and Zapier. This allows employees from different departments to connect their workflows seamlessly. The cloud-based system uses a drag-and-drop interface, enabling users to automate tasks with pre-built operations templates.
The company already serves major clients, such as insurtech firm wefox, European online broker Trade Republic, and US ecommerce player Spreetail. Its technology is designed to adapt to each organisation’s specific needs, helping them automate and orchestrate complex processes.
With the new funding, Next Matter aims to further develop its platform and expand its customer base. The investment reflects growing demand for tools that simplify cross-department operations. Businesses using the platform can now scale automation without replacing their existing tech stack.
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