Draiven, a Brazilian startup that helps companies turn operational data into faster decisions, raised $130K in an angel round. Backers include Marco Tulio Kehdi, Leonardo Araújo, Yann Mora, and Antônio Conserva.
Founded by Carlos Schmiedel, Carlos Pereira, and Dhiogo Corrêa, Draiven connects to ERPs, databases, and spreadsheets to answer day-to-day business questions in real time, often without needing data lakes.
Draiven will use the funding to advance product development and scale early go-to-market with mid-sized and large companies.
Draiven reports hundreds of active users, more than 25,000 conversations processed, and an error rate below 1%. It also plans to expand beyond Brazil, targeting Latin America, Europe, and the Middle East in the coming months.
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