US-based data analytics developer Splice Machine has received $9m in a round featuring customer relationship management software producer Salesforce’s corporate venturing unit, Salesforce Ventures.
Venture capital firms Correlation Ventures, InterWest Partners and Mohr Davidow Ventures also participated in the round.
Splice Machine has created a predictive analytics database software platform that facilitates tasks such as predictive maintenance, marketing and fraud detection. It can run in real time both locally and from cloud-based servers.
Mohr Davidow invested $4m in Splice Machine in 2012 before joining Correlation Ventures and InterWest Partners for the company’s $18m series B round in 2014 together with angel investors Roger Sippl and Roger Bamford.
Financial services firm Wells Fargo had provided an undisclosed amount of funding for Splice Machine in November 2015 as part of its participation in the Wells Fargo Startup Accelerator Program.