Digitail raises $11m in series A funding
Atomico are digital investors with a particular focus on Europe. They have helped brands such as Klarna grow
Digitail, a platform that automates veterinary admin, has announced that it has received $11m (£9m) in series A funding.
The round was led by Atomico, who will join previous investors byFounders, Gradient, and Partech. Atomico principal Andreas Helbig joins the Digitail board as part of the investment.
Sebastian Gabor, Digitail CEO and co-founder Sebastian Gabor said: “The majority of veterinarians are still reliant on paper or use old, legacy systems to manage their workflows, things like scheduling, inventory management, invoicing, and patient record data entry. Unlike the medical industry at large, digital transformation is yet to touch large parts of the veterinary industry.”
Helbig added: “Consumer demand for petcare has grown tremendously — but the systems vets rely on to deliver care are not fit for purpose: they’re outdated, they most often still run on local servers in the clinic, and are built without the pet owner in mind.”
Digitail was founded in 2018 by Gabor and Ruxandra Pui , who had previously founded the development studio and IT consultancy ITGambit together.
It is mainly US based but intends to use this funding to further scale operations across the US and continue its global expansion.
Atomico are digital investors with a particular focus on Europe and previously helped brands such as Klarna to expand across the globe.
