Lightup, a Mountain View, CA-based developer of a modern no-code data quality monitoring platform, closed a $9m Series A funding.
The round was led by Andreessen Horowitz and Newland Ventures, with participation from Spectrum 28 Capital, Shasta Ventures, Vela Partners, and Incubate Fund.
The company intends to use the funds to enhance its core technology, grow its team to tap into global opportunities and expand its partner ecosystem to serve a broader customer base.
Led by Manu Bansal, CEO, Lightup is a no-code data quality platform that enables data teams to proactively monitor data health at fine granularity and quickly pinpoint bad data flowing in good data pipelines to ensure reliable, accurate business-critical data and prevent costly data outages before they occur. Lightup is accessible across multi-cloud, hybrid, and on-premises environments for batch or streaming data and is scalable in minutes, not months.
To support end-to-end data operations, the solution includes incident alerts, failed records for root cause analysis, dashboards for data quality insights, and workflow management integrations with third-party IT ticketing systems, alerting tools, and data catalogs. A portable application with a deep data architecture, Lightup is deployable in any cloud/multi-cloud, hybrid, or on-premises environment.
Lightup serves Fortune 500 companies, including McDonald’s, Gap Inc., and Skechers.
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02/08/2023