Seatti raises three million euros

The Munich-based start-up wants to help other companies introduce hybrid working models. This has now convinced international investors.

The start-up Seatti receives three million euros in its seed financing round. The round is led by international investors Acton Capital and Partech. The existing investors Peak and HPI Seed Fund are also participating again. With the new capital, the start-up, which was founded in 2021, aims to triple both its team and its turnover by next year. The company also wants to expand the functions of its software.

"Driven by the pandemic, the vast majority of companies have adopted hybrid working at an unprecedented pace," says Christopher Bieri, co-founder of Seatti. Due to this change, companies are now having to adapt to hybrid working quickly. Bieri and his co-founders Moritz Hartmann and Johannes Eppler have developed software designed to facilitate hybrid working. The software allows users to book shared desks, rooms and parking spaces in company offices and plan their mobile workstations. The start-up claims to already have several DAX companies as customers.

"Large companies in particular now urgently need a flexible solution to manage their rapidly growing hybrid workforce," says Sebastian Wossagk, Managing Partner at Acton Capital. Hybrid working will become particularly important in the battle for talent and specialists.