The Slack-backed enterprise video messaging platform took its total funding to $45m with a Sequoia-led round that will fund product development.
Loom, a US-based video collaboration platform developer backed by enterprise messaging software provider Slack, received $30m yesterday in a series B round led by venture capital firm Sequoia Capital.
VC firm Kleiner Perkins also participated in the round, which included private investors Dylan Field, Mathilde Collin, Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger.
Loom has built a messaging platform with 1.8 million users across some 50,000 companies that works through video messages, allowing people to communicate non-textually without requiring them to schedule…
