Atomicwork adds $3+ million in a new strategic round led by CIOs and IT leaders

I’m excited to share some incredible news today that marks a significant milestone for Atomicwork. We’ve just closed a new $3+ million strategic funding round, bringing our total seed funding to $14 million. This is a big moment for us, but not just because of the numbers.

What makes this round truly special is who’s joined us on this journey. Over 40+ global CIOs, CTOs, CXOs, and seasoned industry veterans have chosen to join our journey and invest in our vision. These are leaders who have been at the forefront of digital transformation and enterprise IT, who understand the complexities enterprises face today, and who believe in what we are building. Their confidence in us is both humbling and inspiring as we accelerate our mission to deliver enterprise productivity and digital workplace experience.

Why this matters

We are living in a time where both business and technology are going through a radical shift. More than ever, an efficient enterprise IT and employee service management is crucial to ensure overall productivity and a seamless employee experience for every digital workplace.

With tools like Slack and Microsoft Teams as the backbone of communication in modern enterprises, we saw an opportunity to simplify enterprise service management and bring a modern ITSM solution directly to the end users. That’s the vision that drives us every day at Atomicwork to help companies operate with productivity and profitability.

This new funding isn’t just an additional financial reserve; it’s a great validation of our mission backed by seasoned technology and business leaders. It allows us to invest more in AI-driven modern service management and to expand our go-to-market teams in the United States over the next three years.

We've already strengthened our US leadership team with the recent appointments of Lenin Gali as Chief Business Officer and Vandana Rao as Head of Customer Growth, both seasoned leaders in the enterprise software industry. The funding is an opportunity for us to push the boundaries further of what’s possible and to deliver even more value to our customers.

A partnership with industry leaders

We are thrilled to welcome some of the brightest minds in enterprise IT and global technology as both investors and advisors.

People like Abhinav Dhar, ex-CIO of TransUnion, who pointed out the challenge of fragmented business applications and workflows that many enterprises face today.

Today's enterprises are often trapped in a maze of fragmented information, disjointed business applications, and inefficient workflows. This fragmentation isn't just a productivity drain; it stifles collaboration and innovation across the board. Atomicwork is pioneering a solution to this challenge, offering a platform that seamlessly unifies these disparate systems in an intuitive and engaging user experience that employees will love. Abhinav Dhar, ex-CIO of TransUnion

Or Avanish Sahai, with his vast experience from Salesforce, ServiceNow, and Google Cloud, who believes in our AI-driven, user-centric approach to transforming enterprise workflows. Their insights and experience are invaluable as we continue to innovate and scale.

Jay Ashok Modh, the CEO of Intuitive Cloud, also agrees on the challenge of fragmentation. “As a digital advisor to enterprises, every day we deal with the fragmentation of applications and workflows. At Intuitive Cloud, we are very excited to invest in Atomicwork on this journey and partner with them to deliver modern service management platform to global businesses.”

Our partnerships with technology leaders like Microsoft and Enterprise AI company Cohere have already laid a strong foundation. Now, with this new backing, we are positioned to take our vision to even greater heights.

What’s next for us?

This strategic round is not just a win for Atomicwork; it's a win for our customers, partners and the future of service management. We’re committed to breaking down the barriers that hold enterprises back - whether that's the complexity of IT, disjointed workflows, or the mundane tasks that stifle creativity and velocity.

Our goal is to help businesses operate faster, scale better, and empower their teams to do their best work. And we’re just getting started.

Thank you for believing in us‍‍

We also want to thank Atomicwork's initial investors, including Blume Ventures, Z47 Partners, Neon Fund, and Storm Ventures. They are all part of this new round as well.

Sanjay Nath, co-founder and partner at Blume Ventures, remarks “Atomicwork has been seeing strong early momentum from global customers across industries, who are looking for a modern alternative to legacy, clunky and outdated service management solutions. The team has built a world-class product and this is further validated by this investment round by leading global CIOs and CXOs who want to be part of the Atomic journey. We are elated to continue supporting Atomicwork as they re-imagine and build the modern service management platform of the future,” he said.

Neon is also glad to be investing again in Atomicwork’s new ‘CIO’ round.

Enterprises in the US have welcomed Atomicwork and are already upgrading from old tools to its modern service management stack. Seeing so many enterprise CIOs in the US now place their trust by directly investing in Atomicwork is a testimonial to the team and their vision for the domain. Siddharth Ahluwalia, Managing partner of Neon Fund

To our investors, our partners, and, most importantly, our customers—thank you for your trust, your support, and your belief in what we’re building. We’re more motivated than ever to make Atomicwork the platform that redefines enterprise service management.

The future is bright, and we are excited about what’s ahead. Together, we’re going to make it happen.

Onward and upward!