Early-stage venture capital firm Canaan Partners also participated in the round.
The company plans to use the fresh capital to expand its team and actively hire across functions of engineering, customer engagement and marketing. The startup will also use the investment to scale up its core engineering efforts to support customer demand, it said.
With this fundraise, Fireflies has raised close to Rs135 crore since its inception in 2016.
The company had raised Rs35 crore in 2019, led by Canaan Partners. It is also backed by current and former executives of Slack, Salesforce, Dropbox, Hopin, and Facebook.
The San Francisco and Hyderabad-based startup founded by Krish Ramineni along with a Nigerian Sam Udotong provides a collaboration tool which allows teams to capture voice conversations, transcribe meetings, and makes them easily searchable, as it looks to create an automated knowledge base for organizations.
The platform’s solutions can be leveraged for key use cases such as customer feedback calls, or to capture insights during hiring interviews.
“When we first designed Fireflies, we wanted it to work with the ecosystem of tools that we use every single day. Fireflies connects to your calendar and can even capture meetings scheduled via tools like Calendly or x.ai. The entire experience can be automated with just a few clicks. To be able to orchestrate and automate complex business workflows with just the sound of our voice is something we hope to make possible in workplaces," said Krish Ramineni, co-founder and chief executive officer, Fireflies.ai.
The company rolled out its voice assistant in January 2020 for all major video conferencing platforms including Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Webex, GotoMeeting, and Skype.
In the past year, Fireflies claims that its service has been used by over 2 million people across 200,000 organisations.
At present, Fireflies has a 50-member team spread across 5 countries and 12 cities.
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