LumApps offers a cloud-based “social intranet” SaaS that integrates with G Suite, Microsoft Office 365 and SharePoint to centralize access to corporate content, business apps and social features. The product is designed to break down silos and streamline internal communications and workflows across enterprises. Customers named in the article include Airbus, Veolia, Colgate-Palmolive, The Economist, Logitech and Japan Airlines. The company reports year-on-year revenue growth of 100%. LumApps plans to invest the new funding in hiring (targeting at least 200 new hires across engineering, product, sales and marketing), geographic expansion (Canada, more of Asia Pacific, and Germany) and building AI capabilities to become a personal assistant for workplace communications. It also says it may use part of the Series C for M&A to acquire best-in-breed technologies where it makes sense. LumApps builds a social web‑styled intranet for enterprises that serves as a central hub for personalized content, social communications, work tools and enterprise applications. The solution integrates with G Suite, Microsoft Office 365 and Microsoft SharePoint and is accessible on mobile. LumApps launched its Social Intranet product in 2015 after a customer request and has onboarded more than 4 million users globally. The company has grown to a team of 150+ with offices in Paris, London, Tokyo, San Francisco and New York. Following the Series B, LumApps plans to scale global sales and marketing and accelerate product development. Customers include Veolia, Valeo, Air Liquide, Colgate‑Palmolive, The Economist, Schibsted, EA and Logitech. LumApps offers an enterprise portal fully integrated with Google’s G Suite that connects and engages employees. The portal provides customized content and integrates business applications directly into a collaborative, social intranet. The company is launching a new intranet for education organizations and NGOs and is rolling out extranets. Founded in 2012 and led by CEO Sébastien Ricard, LumApps counts clients including Colgate-Palmolive, Global Payments and the Toronto Stock Exchange. The company is based in Paris and also has offices in London, Tokyo, San Francisco and New York. Financially, LumApps completed an $8M Series A in October 2017 led by Idinvest Partners to support global expansion.

Total raised

$102M

Funding rounds

3

Latest round

Series C

Latest activity

Jan 2020