Docket, a SaaS Platform for Managing Intelligent Meetings, Raises $1.5m in Seed Funding
Docket, a software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform for managing intelligent meetings, today announced the completion of a $1.5M seed round led by Allos Ventures with participation from High Alpha Capital, Elevate Ventures and Simon Equity Partners.
Docket’s innovative suite maximizes the time spent before, during and after meetings, making it simple for users to collaboratively create and share agendas, take notes and share recaps and action-items in one platform. Docket works seamlessly with the productivity solutions in today’s workplace, integrating all the tools needed for effective meetings in one place.
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The company will use the new funds to grow the team in engineering, marketing, and customer success. In addition, Docket will continue to invest in platform growth, adding new native solutions and expanding its library of integrations.
Led by CEO, Co-Founder and SaaS veteran Darin Brown, Docket is the 14th company to launch out of High Alpha’s venture studio. Prior to co-founding Docket, Brown served as the CTO of Angie’s List and Vice President at Salesforce and ExactTarget.
“Docket provides individuals with critical meeting tools to capture information, enable collaboration and manage effective meetings,” said Brown. “High-performance individuals and teams are increasingly focused on how they spend their time, and we are passionate about delivering technology that helps individuals and companies save time and money.”
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Docket has over 3,000 users leveraging the platform’s capabilities, which includes: building agendas, taking and sharing meeting notes and leveraging the current integrations with Google, Microsoft, Zoom, Evernote, Slack, HubSpot and Dropbox.
“As an operator for more than 25 years, I know how important it is to make the most of every meeting,” said Mark Gramelspacher at Elevate Ventures. “Almost every company struggles to balance unproductive and productive time spent in meetings. If you are trying to build an impact organization, a productivity solution like Docket can help focus all participants to ensure time is well spent.”
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