Certa provides an orchestration engine and platform that centralizes third‑party data, risk scoring, validations, templates, questionnaires and integrations to help enterprises manage vendor, partner and client risk. The company recently launched an ESG suite for supply‑chain requirements and a no‑code studio that lets users personalize risk‑exposed business processes via drag‑and‑drop. Certa emphasizes automation to reduce manual tasks, improve speed‑to‑market and standardize data that often lives in silos. Founder and CEO Jag Lamba frames the product around third‑party onboarding and continuous monitoring across privacy, finance, climate and regulatory risk types. The company employs around 200 people and claims roughly 170,000 users. Management declined to disclose burn rate but said the new funding will provide several years to accelerate the business. Certa provides a low-code/no-code platform that automates the entire third-party lifecycle, reducing onboarding time and increasing transparency across procurement, compliance, information security, privacy, and finance workflows. Its software orchestrates end-to-end workflows and enables procurement teams to build automations without IT support. The company reports more than 100 integrations and says it has helped clients onboard over one million companies across 120 countries in 17 languages, enabling roughly 3x quicker third-party vendor onboarding. Certa’s customers include large retailers, aerospace firms, credit card companies, and major tech organizations. The company positions itself to eliminate enterprise onboarding bottlenecks so customers can focus on core business and scale integrations more efficiently. Certa is based in the San Francisco Bay Area and was founded in 2015.

Total raised

$50M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Series B

Latest activity

Sep 2023