Seed for Supper: Enterprise Data Firm Gets $11m Funds

In New York, agentic data platform Supper has announced an $11 million seed funding round. The money will accelerate development and expansion of its platform, which allows non-technical staff conversational access to data within their own business.

The funding was led by Union Square Ventures (USV) with participation from BoxGroup, Inspired Capital, Torch Capital, and Avid Ventures.

Supper was co-founded by Quovo founder Lowell Putnam, now CEO, and Hims & Hers co-founder Andrew Salamon, who is the company's President. Its software directly integrates with both SaaS tools and data warehouses; cleans and normalizes data to make it 'human readable and completely semantic,' and allows users to answer critical business questions, build complex dashboards and speed and enhance research projects.

'At fast-growing companies, teams burn hours every week wrangling data,' states Putnam (pictured left), '- rewriting SQL, chasing definitions, stitching numbers together in Excel they don't even trust. It's a hidden tax that shows up in board decks, team meetings, even one-on-ones. Supper cuts that out. You just ask a question, get an insight, and move on. Decisions get faster, trust gets stronger, and everyone stays aligned.'

Salamon (pictured right) comments: 'We built Supper to feel simple on the surface. Behind the scenes, it's incredibly powerful. The platform aggregates and cleanses customers' data, builds out their semantic layer, and maintains data security so anyone can get answers they trust, fast.'

Supper is served online at www.supper.co .