deeploi secures 6 million euros

With a clear focus on SMEs, deeploi offers a user-friendly solution to tackle IT management challenges. The fresh funding of 6 million euros will help to optimize the platform and strengthen the customer experience

Berlin, January 24, 2024 - Berlin-based startup deeploi has successfully closed a €6 million seed funding round. The round was led by European venture capitalist Atomico, with participation from existing investor Cherry Ventures. Since the last financing round in March 2023 with a volume of 3 million euros, deeploi has seen significant growth, gained over 30 customers and expanded the team to over 20 employees in two offices. As part of this financing, Atomico partner Andreas Helbig will join deeploi's board.

For companies without a specialized IT department, ensuring that laptops, software and security are always up to date can be a major challenge.

Julian Lübke, deeploi Co-Founder

The motivation for this funding lies in deeploi's vision to offer small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) an all-in-one platform to support their IT management. With the rising number of cyber-attacks and the increasing costs associated with data leaks, effective IT management solutions are crucial for businesses.

Previous solutions have often been considered inadequate as they only address parts of the problem and are aimed exclusively at full-time IT administrators. SMEs in particular, which often do not have the resources for a dedicated IT department, face challenges in terms of security risks and costs.

Good IT is what keeps businesses running in the modern world. That's why I'm proud that we can offer a holistic product

Philipp Hoffmann, deeploi Co-Founder

deeploi's all-in-one platform addresses these challenges with a user-friendly solution that covers the entire scope of an IT department - from onboarding and offboarding to device management, compliance and cybersecurity. Users report a significant reduction in onboarding times and an estimated 80%igen time saving on IT tasks.

The newly raised €6 million will be used to expand product and development teams, IT support and the go-to-market team, as well as for the further development of the platform. The aim is to meet the requirements of modern, cloud-native companies that deeploi serves.