Venture activity on the Colorado Plains quieted down in August with only a handful of local tech companies pulling in new funding rounds. Even still, these companies are hard at work innovating new tools for our day-to-day lives. Read on to find out what they’re working on.
#4. $1.28 million, August 9
Working to provide property contractors with necessary information and documentation, the company operates a roofing technology platform that automates building codes for individuals across the roofing industry. The Denver-based company secured a $1.28 million funding round to put toward developing new products and expanding its industry-wide partnerships. Looking ahead, the company is planning to raise a Series A for Q1 next year.
#3. $5 million, August 2
Helping businesses transform user research into customer insights, Tetra’s research operations platform aims to help companies align their customer experience with their strategy and execution. The Boulder-based company raised a Series A round led by Access Venture Partners to build out its tech and team. Tetra is planning to hire 20 new team members over the next year.
#2. $5.7 million, August 18
The company is developing a 3D solid-state rechargeable lithium-ion battery, and it pulled in its latest round of funding to further its work. Prieto secured the first part of its Series C funding, led by Pilatus Capital to fuel product development. The Fort Collins-based company has raised a total of $11.7 million in venture funding to date.
#1. $30.5 million, August 5
Based in Greenwood Village, the fintech company enables B2B payments without being connected to a traditional bank. With its Series A round led by QED Investors, Reserve Trust wants to accelerate the delivery of new services, APIs and payment platforms to support embedded and real-time payments for businesses. It’s also working to build out its team with several positions available now.
