"Often the code, which developers end up writing or modifying, has little to no input on how customers use their product and its features," Vinod Khosla, founder of Khosla Ventures, said in a statement. The company’s digital platform allows developers to communicate and collaborate with customers in real-time, to help modify and improve products and services and, thereby, generate more revenues.ĭue to bureaucratic layers in companies, software developers (dev) are isolated “from customers and revenue (rev)," Dheeraj Pandey, co-founder and chief executive, said in a statement.Ī lot of developers start their working day by looking at a list of issues and bug fixes and thinking about which ones to tackle first. The company is building its team in Austin, Bangalore, Ljubljana (Slovenia), and the San Francisco Bay area.Last week, DevRev, a Palo Alto, California based software start-up, raised $50 million in seed funding. Using the platform, the developer will be able to connect their code to production issues and customer interactions in a singular unified experience.ĭevRev, which has already recruited more than 75 people, is remote-friendly and maintains purely digital operations, using social platforms to recruit talent, generate ideas, and build a community around its product.
Launched by Dheeraj Pandey, Nutanix co-founder and former CEO and current board member at Adobe, and Manoj Agarwal, former Nutanix SVP of engineering, DevRev is building an API-first dev-centric CRM that leverages data, design, and machine intelligence to empower developers to build, support, and grow their business. The company intends to use the funds to expand operations and its development efforts.
DevRev, a Palo Alto CA-based business software company focused on building an API-first dev-centric CRM, emerged from stealth mode, raising $50M in seed funding.īackers included Mayfield Fund and Khosla Ventures and several industry veterans.
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