Taclia has raised 6.2 million euros in an investment round led by the funds Cusp Capital, based in Germany, and Stage 2 Capital, based in New York. The Barcelona startup offers small and medium-sized companies a free management platform designed to simplify their daily processes, such as scheduling appointments and services, creating budgets and invoices, location and time control of employees, among others.
The funding will allow the company to continue to improve the product, grow its team, and scale the business around the world. In a statement, the company says it attracts 500 new customers every week. According to the latest results published in the Mercantile Registry, the company invoiced 217,000 euros in 2021, a decrease of more than 50% compared to the previous year. In that financial year, it employed 7 people.
Alex Casals, founder of the company together with David Delgado, is grateful for having obtained the support of renowned investors: “Cusp Capital and Stage 2 Capital have identified the potential of Taclia, which encourages us to continue working to make our platform be the ally for companies, easy to use and customizable,” he says in a statement.
