S&P Global and existing backer Workday Ventures chipped into a $14.4m round that boosted the enterprise software data provider's total funding to over $22m.
Canada-based product data provider Tealbook completed a $14.4m series A round yesterday featuring financial information provider S&P Global and Workday Ventures, the investment arm of enterprise software producer and Workday.
Venture capital firm RTP Global led the round, which included BDC Capital, Grand Ventures, Reciprocal Ventures, Refinery Ventures, Stand Up Ventures and debt financing from Silicon Valley Bank.
Tealbook’s cloud-based platform leverages artificial intelligence and machine learning to help enterprise customers source the best products for their business. The funding…