CapLinked, a start-up offering workspaces for managing business deals, has closed a $2.1m series A financing round – a $500,000 extension on a figure announced six months ago.
The company said in November that it raised a $1.6m round from FF Angel (the seed-stage fund operated by Founders Fund), Siemer Ventures, 500 Startups, venture capitalist and entrepreneur Peter Thiel, Yammer founder David Sachs and others. The new investors include Conversion Capital, Inflection Ventures, The Artesian Group, Google software engineering manager Chris Harris and AccessDNA founder Lee Essener.
The new funding brings CapLinked’s aggregate amount of capital raised to $3m.
Launched in 2011 by CEO Eric M. Jackson and Christopher Grey, the California-based platform provides its clients with a platform and tools to manage complex business transactions such as managing mergers and acquisitions, raising capital, selling assets, updating investors and conducting due diligence.
It offers collaborative workspaces that are designed to enable all parties involved in a transaction to communicate and exchange files, conduct deal analytics and record a complete audit trail.
In addition to the deal, the company announced new clients, including Edwards Lifesciences, Draper and Kramer, and Proprietary Capital. They join Thomson Reuters, Sun Capital, and NextView Ventures, among others.