Unito Raises $20 Million to Shape the Future of Collaborative Work

Unito, the leader in workflow management software, today announced the completion of a $20 million funding led by CDPQ with participation from new investors Rainfall Ventures and Investissement Québec, as well as existing investors Bessemer Venture Partners, Tom Williams and Mistral Ventures. The new funding will allow Unito to solidify its growing market traction — customers include Atlassian, Corpay, Teamwork, the Cincinnati Reds and Wrike — and expand its connectors across the entire suite of digital productivity solutions.  

Unito integrates disparate SaaS applications, enabling workflows that cross the boundaries of tools, teams, and organizations. The unique no-code, two-way integrations allow information to flow freely between apps like Asana, GitHub, Google Sheets, Jira, Salesforce, Trello, and many more, leading to easier collaboration, more efficient work, and higher productivity. The simple-to-use platform can be used by any non-technical knowledge worker. One Unito customer, Boveda, saves one full work day each week with the integrations, while another, Verivox, automated the painful manual process of migrating 50,000 Jira issues to ClickUp. 

“As SaaS tools proliferate, companies are embracing integrations that bring tools together and power the cross-functional teams that are the future of work,” said Marc Boscher, co-founder and CEO at Unito. “Our customers recognize the impact of no-code, two-way syncs, and we’re thrilled to have investors that share our mission of smashing tool silos and uniting work. Unito’s integrations cut tool license costs, eliminate hours of manual copy and pasting, and empower teams to close projects faster and rapidly scale.”

Unito to become the universal translator for enterprises

The explosion of SaaS applications, amplified by the shift to remote work amid the COVID-19 pandemic, has transformed the way employees work and organizations spend resources. The headaches caused by these changes lent new urgency to the perpetual business problem of cross-team collaboration as distributed teams sought alternatives to meetings to make asynchronous work effective. Most integration players use the same paradigm: if trigger then action. But two-way integrations with this primitive structure are complex and difficult to maintain.

Unito’s unconventional solution — easy-to-use, two-way integrations between an ever-growing list of popular tools — has attracted more than 50,000 users at 7,000 companies worldwide with workflows in IT, project management, sales, spreadsheets, software development, and more. To capture this growing demand, Unito tripled its headcount since 2020 and improved its gender pay gap to 4% vs. an industry average of 11%. In 2022, Unito’s inbound monthly free trials doubled in six months. The new funding allows Unito to capitalize on its market traction and break into even more SaaS categories, starting with support tools. 

“We believe Unito is well positioned to accelerate its global growth by solidifying its considerable market presence and opening up new categories as companies seek simple and powerful workflow integrations,” said Wils Théagène, Senior Director at CDPQ and representative of the Equity 25³ fund. “We’re especially excited to lead this round because Unito shares our commitment to diversity and inclusion.” 

Unito received the majority of its funding from Equity 25³, a CDPQ investment fund created to increase diversity and inclusion at growing companies. Unito achieved most of the Equity 25³ diversity requirements — for its board of directors, management team, and shareholding — five years ahead of the deadline. The company also has a transparent pay structure and adjusts for gender-based salary disparities to ensure fairness. 

“Unito is a leader in an integration market that has significant growth opportunities,” said Jeremy Levine, partner at Bessemer Venture Partners. “Marc and Eryk’s vision to allow workers to work from their tool of choice is crucial for distributed teams and the cost savings are important for companies in an uncertain economy. We look forward to continuing our partnership with Unito as the company pursues new markets and continues shaping the flow of work.”

Unito exponentially increases the value companies can get out of each of their tools, saving teams hours of manual copying and pasting and allowing businesses to cut tool license costs. Current integrations include Asana, Excel, Github, Google Sheets, Hubspot, Jira, Salesforce, Trello, Wirke, Zendesk, and more. The new funding also will go toward continuing to add top talent as well as adding new integrations as Unito aims to take over the integration market. 

To learn more about Unito, visit https://unito.io/.