
Docugami
Founded Year
2018Stage
Seed VC | AliveTotal Raised
$10MLast Raised
$10M | 3 yrs agoAbout Docugami
Docugami offers a range of artificial intelligence techniques, including natural language processing, image recognition, declarative markup, and other approaches, to enable businesses of all sizes to improve document creation and management.
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Docugami's Products & Differentiators
Docugami
Breakthrough artificial intelligence that allows business users to unlock all the information locked in documents, in minutes.
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Docugami Patents
Docugami has filed 6 patents.
The 3 most popular patent topics include:
- Computational linguistics
- Data types
- Natural language processing

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8/5/2020 | 11/29/2022 | Natural language processing, Data types, Computational linguistics, Unix text processing utilities, Type theory | Grant |
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Related Topics | Natural language processing, Data types, Computational linguistics, Unix text processing utilities, Type theory |
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Latest Docugami News
Sep 20, 2022
Tech Moves covers notable hires, promotions and personnel changes in the Pacific NW tech community. Submissions: tips@geekwire.com Michelle Grover. (Slalom Photo) — Michelle Grover was appointed as the first chief technology officer of Slalom , a Seattle-based global business and technology consulting firm. Grover previously served as chief information officer for Twilio, and was most recently the interim chief information and digital officer at First Command Financial Services. She was also senior VP of software development for TripIt and Mobile at SAP Concur. Founded in 2001, Slalom has more than 13,000 employees globally and more than 1,000 employees in its Seattle office. Grover, who will be based in the Bay Area, will join Slalom Oct. 1. “Michelle is the kind of leader that can quickly identify opportunities and deliver simple solutions for complicated issues,” said Slalom president Tony Rojas in a statement . Gregory Davis. (Eviation Photo) — Gregory Davis is the new CEO of electric aircraft manufacturer Eviation . He has served as interim CEO since February, when he took over from co-founder Omer Bar-Yohay as the company transitions to the production phase of its aircraft. Davis will also retain his role as president, which he has held since last May. Davis previously served as vice president of customer service and product support for Viking Air Limited, which provides utility aircraft services and manufactures Twin Otter aircraft. He also held engineering positions at Marshall Aerospace and Defence Group and is a licensed commercial pilot. “Gregory has a profound understanding of aerospace engineering and a true passion for aviation,” said Eviation chairman Allen Page in a statement . “Under his leadership, the team has made incredible strides in preparing the Alice, our all-electric commuter aircraft, for its imminent first flight, as well as toward our objectives of FAA certification and commercialization.” In September, the Arlington, Wash.-based company announced that GlobalX , an air charter operator based in Miami, signed a letter of intent to order 50 Alice commuter aircraft. First delivery is scheduled for 2027. — Docugami , which helps businesses create and extract information from documents, has six new team members: machine learning engineer David Chang , product manager Alexandra Durbin , software engineer Stephen Erstad , senior account executive Kyler Hamari , product manager Nicholas Ong , and director of business development Peter Zarter . Docugami raised $10 million in seed funding in 2020, and has signed up early partners and customers including Dropbox, Microsoft, NASA, the National Science Foundation, and Grammarly. The Kirkland, Wash.-based company now has 30 employees. Other key personnel moves across the Pacific Northwest tech industry: Margaret O’Mara. (GeekWire File Photo) Univ. of Washington history professor Margaret O’Mara , who writes about the tech industry, is now the UW’s Scott and Dorothy Bullitt Chair of American History. Mike Davidson is taking time off to “chill, travel, and decide what sector to dive into next,” according to a Twitter post . He was most recently VP of Design & Research at Kraken Digital Asset Exchange and held the same title at Twitter. Jerry Hunter is now chief operating officer of Los Angeles-based Snap Inc., where he was previously senior VP of engineering. His previous roles include VP of infrastructure at Amazon. Seattle trucking logistics startup Rollzi hired Stu Shannon , a former manager at Convoy and most recently director at Flock Freight, as head of growth. Portland, Ore.-based human resources consulting firm Mineral hired Chris Lanier , previously executive VP of engineering at BetterWorks, as its chief technology officer. Madrona Venture Group Managing Director Scott Jacobson joined the the board of TrovaTrip , a Portland, Ore.-based marketplace for group travel that announced $15 million in funding, led by Madrona, on Tuesday. Vancouver, Wash.-based ZoomInfo hired Andrew Riesenfeld , formerly an executive at DocuSign, as senior vice president of business development. Message from the Underwriter TalentReach is one of Seattle’s top recruiting firms, specializing in engineering and sales recruitment for tech companies. Our team has unmatched industry experience and is a pioneer of Recruiting-as-a-Service. We invest in relationships with both candidates and employers to build better teams. Talent is your company’s most valuable asset. Invest in the best. Learn more here.
Docugami Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
When was Docugami founded?
Docugami was founded in 2018.
Where is Docugami's headquarters?
Docugami's headquarters is located at 150 Lake Street, South, Suite 221, Kirkland.
What is Docugami's latest funding round?
Docugami's latest funding round is Seed VC.
How much did Docugami raise?
Docugami raised a total of $10M.
Who are the investors of Docugami?
Investors of Docugami include Alan Smith, Grammarly, Next World Capital, Fenwick & West, SignalFire and 12 more.
Who are Docugami's competitors?
Competitors of Docugami include Icertis and 4 more.
What products does Docugami offer?
Docugami's products include Docugami.
Who are Docugami's customers?
Customers of Docugami include QuantumWork.
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