Rearden raised its planned $47m at the start of February from 21 investors, according to a regulatory filing.
Rearden Commerce, a US provider of tools to help companies sell online formerly known as both Talaris and Gazoo, has raised $47m in its latest round of funding after buying Ketera Technologies in December.
Patrick Grady, founder and chief executive of Rearden, said: "Now, companies will have a single solution enabling them to efficiently and accurately enforce corporate policies and govern spend across T&E [travel and entertainment], business services and supplies."
Rearden raised its planned $47m at the start of February from 21 investors, according to a regulatory filing.
Rearden previously raised about $200m from venture capital firms Foundation Capital, Oak Investment Partners, Empire Capital Partners and Chase Capital Partners and credit card company American Express, according to news provider Citybizlist.
