Axonize
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What does Axonize do?
Axonize, now a Planon company, offers IoT-enabled solutions for integrated workplace management, campus operations, and lease accounting. Their platform aims to increase workplace productivity, cost efficiency, and drive sustainability for organizations and higher education institutions. They also provide solutions for real estate management, field services, and data centers, connecting them with SAP for streamlined decision-making.
What is Axonize's revenue?
StartupHub estimates Axonize's annual revenue at $6.9M (range $3.7M to $9.2M, 64% confidence), based on comparable companies in the sector.
What is Axonize's valuation?
StartupHub estimates Axonize's effective valuation at $32.1M (range $19.5M to $46.8M, 10% confidence), based on comparable companies in the sector.
How much funding has Axonize raised?
Axonize has raised a total of $8M in funding. The most recent round on record is Series A.
Where is Axonize headquartered?
Axonize is headquartered in Tel Aviv, Israel.
When was Axonize founded?
Axonize was founded in 2015.
What industry does Axonize operate in?
Axonize operates in Industrial, IoT, Smart Building, Industrial IoT, IoT Platform, Application Enablement Platform.
How many employees does Axonize have?
Axonize has approximately 13 people on record.
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