Pipefy is a low-code workflow management software platform that transforms the way teams work.
<p><strong><span class="xn-location">SAN FRANCISCO</span></strong> &#8212; Pipefy, developer of a low-code workflow management software platform that transforms the way teams work, announced completion of <span class="xn-money">$75 million</span> in Series C funding, bringing its total funding to date to <span class="xn-money">$138.7 million</span>. Led by <span class="xn-money">$50 million</span> from SoftBank Latin American Fund, with additional participation from Steadfast Capital Management, Insight Partners, Redpoint eventures and others. Pipefy&#8217;s new capital will significantly accelerate its global expansion with solutions that empower teams and organizations to nimbly automate and customize their integrated workflows.</p>
<p>Since it was founded in 2015, Pipefy has redefined workflow management for the era of digital transformation. It now is the preferred workflow solution for over 4,000 corporate customers including <u>GE Healthcare</u>, Lacoste, <u>Magalu</u>, Rivian, and Nubank, among many others, in more than 215 countries.</p>
<p>&#8220;The huge success of our Series C financing round underscores the broad appeal and utility of the Pipefy platform,&#8221; said Alessio Alionço, founder and CEO of Pipefy. &#8220;Our low-code approach is meeting the needs of distributed workforces around the world. SoftBank, along with the other investors in this round, have given us the ability to accelerate our efforts to make Pipefy the most popular solution for automating operations and business processes.&#8221;</p>
<p>With Pipefy, anyone can build and deploy workflows that improve operations for business functions including finance, human resources, customer service, procurement and marketing. The platform scales easily to satisfy the needs of any organization, from emerging companies to the largest multinational corporations.</p>
<p>&#8220;We are thrilled to partner with the exceptional team at Pipefy,&#8221; noted <span class="xn-person">Matthew Pieterse</span>, Investment Leader of SoftBank Latin America Fund. &#8220;The company is building on its Latin American roots to bring global teams a solution critical to helping them navigate the increasingly complex and distributed enterprise software environment.&#8221;</p>
<p>&#8220;Low-code tools are the solution for overworked IT organizations struggling to meet the demand of the dramatic shift to a distributed workforce,&#8221; said <span class="xn-person">Ananth Avva</span>, President and COO of Pipefy. &#8220;Gartner reports that by 2024, more than 65% of new app development will be built on no-code or low-code solutions. Pipefy is ideally positioned to optimize the future of work by accelerating app development on our low-code platform, reducing IT backlogs and improving a reported 20% loss in productivity for both IT and business leaders.&#8221;</p>

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