31Ventures, Hakuhodo DY Ventures and Salesforce Ventures all took part in the enterprise software developer’s latest round, boosting its total funding to about $29m.

Japan-based management process software provider Studist received ¥1.85bn ($17.1m) on Monday from investors including property developer Mitsui Fudosan, advertising group Hakuhodo DY and enterprise software supplier Salesforce.

DNX Ventures, Nippon Venture Capital (NVCC) and Singaporean state-backed investment firm Temasek’s Pavilion Capital unit filled out the round, and the corporates took part through 31Ventures, Hakuhodo DY Ventures and Salesforce Ventures respectively.

Founded in 2010, Studist has built two business-to-business cloud software products: manual and runbook platform Teachme Biz and sales visualisation…

Edison Fu

Edison Fu is a reporter and Asia liaison at Global Corporate Venturing.