Docket is a SaaS productivity platform that helps organizations manage hybrid meetings through agenda creation, note-taking, action-item tracking, and integrations with project management, chat, calendar, video communications, and CRM providers. Hundreds of companies across industries use Docket to bridge the gap between in-person and virtual meetings. The company plans to use its recent $3M funding to continue platform development, augment product integrations with key partners, and expand personnel across departments. New strategic hires include Camille Landau as Head of Marketing and Nicholas Hatley as Head of Sales, bringing marketing and Zoom sales leadership experience respectively. Docket has developed a close partnership with Zoom—having won Zoom’s App Marketplace Whale Watch Competition and being among the first Zoom Apps—and received investment from Zoom’s Apps Fund. Customers have recognized Docket on G2 for five consecutive quarters as a leader in meeting management software and as a Small Business Leader with Best Estimated ROI. Docket is a software-as-a-service productivity platform that enhances every stage of business meetings by enabling agenda creation, accurate note-taking, action assignment, and recap sharing. Its suite of features is designed to maximize time before, during, and after meetings and to facilitate human-led collaboration processes. The platform provides a growing library of integrations with leading chat, calendar, video communications and CRM providers to support meeting workflows. Docket emphasizes improving meeting habits and organizational alignment across teams. The company highlights traction from winning first place in Zoom’s Marketplace App competition and promotes integrations with Zoom to automate and streamline meetings. The recent funding is intended to expand engineering and customer success, with focus on platform growth, user acquisition, and long-term retention. Docket offers a SaaS meeting intelligence platform that centralizes agenda creation, note-taking, recaps and action-items while integrating with productivity tools like Google, Microsoft, Zoom, Evernote, Slack, HubSpot and Dropbox. The product is designed to improve meeting efficiency across the lifecycle — before, during and after meetings — by enabling collaborative agenda-building and shared documentation. Docket reports over 3,000 users leveraging the platform. The company plans to use new funding to grow its engineering, marketing and customer success teams and to invest in platform growth by adding native solutions and expanding its library of integrations. Led by CEO and co-founder Darin Brown, a SaaS veteran who previously served as CTO of Angie's List and held leadership roles at Salesforce and ExactTarget, Docket launched out of High Alpha's venture studio.

Total raised

$6M

Funding rounds

3

Latest round

Equity

Latest activity

Dec 2021