Accounting
Intacct Receives $40 Million in New Financing
The new financing expands on the backing of Intacct's existing investors, including Battery Ventures, Bessemer Venture Partners, Costanoa Venture Capital, Emergence Capital, Morgan Creek Capital Management, Sigma Partners, and Split Rock Partners.
May. 06, 2016
Cloud ERP and accounting software maker Intacct has secured an additional $40 million of financing. The new investment from Silicon Valley Bank will be available to provide flexibility and drive continued growth. In a separate announcement, Intacct noted that it had achieved another quarter of strong growth, with a year over year increase in new bookings of 34% for its third fiscal quarter, ended March 31.
The market for cloud ERP solutions has never been stronger and Intacct is on an impressive growth trajectory. As mid-sized companies increasingly move their business systems to the cloud and ditch their outdated, on-premises financial systems from Microsoft, Sage, and other similar vendors, Intacct is reaping the benefits. Intacct offers these companies deep financial capabilities, the scalability to grow along with them, and unmatched levels of customer satisfaction.
“Our consistent growth and strong financial results are proof of the outstanding momentum we have in the market,” said Robert Reid, CEO of Intacct. “When you are looking at long-term growth, you always have to watch the market and sometimes you take in money before you actually need it to ensure you have the flexibility to take advantage of new opportunities when they arise. This new funding provides us with the latitude to make the best possible business decisions for our company and our customers.”
The new financing expands on the backing of Intacct’s existing investors, including Battery Ventures, Bessemer Venture Partners, Costanoa Venture Capital, Emergence Capital, Morgan Creek Capital Management, Sigma Partners, and Split Rock Partners.
“Silicon Valley Bank has worked closely with the Intacct team for more than a decade and we’re pleased to continue our partnership,” said Brian Fitzpatrick, managing director at Silicon Valley Bank. “The market for cloud ERP software is burgeoning and Intacct is well positioned as it matures to the next phase of growth. Our aim is to help them move their business forward quickly with the right financing, connections, and global services.”