The digital signature technology provider, backed by Dell, Intel, Salesforce, Telstra, Visa, Deutsche Telekom, Samsung, NTT, Mitsui, BBVA, Alphabet and Comcast, has filed for a $100m IPO.
DocuSign, the US-based online signature technology provider backed by a host of corporate investors, filed to go public yesterday, setting an initial target of $100m for its initial public offering.
Founded in 2003, DocuSign has created a cloud-based digital document signing platform with “hundreds of millions” of users, including some 350,000 corporate clients. It made a $115m net loss in 2017 but increased revenue 52% to $381m.
The company last raised funding in a $300m series F round…
