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Check out the pitch deck that Valuecase, a software-as-a-service startup, used to raise a $3.5 million pre-seed round
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- Valuecase is a Hamburg software-as-a-service startup.
- It recently raised a 3.5 million-euro pre-seed round.
- Take a look at the pitch deck it used to persuade investors.
This is an edited, translated version of an article that originally appeared on September 8, 2022.
Valuecase is a German software-as-a-service startup in Hamburg. The company creates digital workspaces for salespeople and their customers.
The software enables users to carry out the entire buying process in the workspaces, from the first call to onboarding and customer service operations, according to the company. It provides users with an easy and effective way to share ideas and set to-do lists.
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“B2B salespeople interact with customers in much the same way they did 15 years ago: PDFs, lots of meetings, and endless emails, making the buying process cumbersome and nerve-racking,” Lennart Prange, one of the cofounders of Valuecase, told Insider.
He and Jan Niklas Wick, Valuecase’s other cofounder, want to change that, he added.
The company recently raised 3.5 million euros, or about $3.5 million, in a pre-seed round. The investors included Picus Capital, XAnge, the venture-capital arm of Siparex, and 10x Founders. Prominent angel investors also took part in the funding round, including the former CEO of Zalando Rubin Ritter.
Insider has a copy of the pitch deck that Valuecase used to raise the funds.