Docket raised $1.25 million in Funding round led by Emergence Capital

Docket, a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) tool for managing effective meetings, has now secured $1.25 million in funding round.

Docket is founded by the Darin Brown; it offers a meeting intelligence platform that enhances every stage of face to face human collaboration with tools that facilitate the participation in key business processes and offers a library of integrations to leading video communications, calendar, chat and CRM providers to support any meeting workflow.

Jim Scheinman, Maven Founding Managing Partner, said, "We’re very excited to support Docket to become one of the many billion-dollar businesses that will be built on Zoom’s platform. The opportunity for the two products to integrate, making meetings better and more effective, is a vision we’re proud to back at Maven."

Darin Brown, Docket CEO and Co-Founder said, "This additional funding reaffirms Docket’s mission to rid the world of wasteful meetings. Zoom has solved the most pressing challenges with video conferencing and has made it easy for teams to meet virtually. Our focus is to help everyone understand why they are meeting by facilitating the human-led collaboration processes that take place before, during, and after a meeting."

The round was backed by the Emergence Capital, Maven Ventures, Sequoia Capital, Horizons Ventures, and High Alpha Capital.

The company, as of now, has plans to use the new funds to expand its customer success team, emphasizing platform growth, engineering, and user acquisition notes the announcement.

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