Onna provides a centralised knowledge integration platform that connects company data across apps like Slack, Dropbox, G Suite, Microsoft 365 and Salesforce, ingesting, indexing and classifying information. Its product preserves existing permissions and privacy while making disparate data searchable for use cases such as compliance, governance, archiving and eDiscovery. Onna also exposes an API and plug‑and‑play integrations so customers and partners can build bespoke workflows and applications on top of unified knowledge. The company positions itself as infrastructure for the next generation of workplace apps, claiming its platform handles backend processing and contextual data so teams can focus on building productivity use cases. The shift to remote work during the pandemic increased demand for tools that let distributed teams access and share knowledge that used to be discovered via in‑person interactions. Onna provides a central access point for enterprise apps so users can find information in one place regardless of where it is stored, supporting use cases such as legal discovery, compliance, knowledge management and enterprise search. The platform offers an open API to integrate any data source, allows customers to drop in ML models, and connects to workflows and applications. While Onna started in legal departments, it is increasingly used by employees across companies worldwide. The company is led by founder and CEO Salim Elkhou and is based in New York and Barcelona. Customers named in the article include Facebook, Electronic Arts, Dropbox and Fitbit. Onna plans to use the newly raised funds to grow its central information access product. Onna Technologies connects corporate legal departments to multiple data sources used across organizations, enabling enterprise discovery. The platform automatically processes and analyzes data from disparate sources using artificial intelligence so customers can instantly access contracts, chat conversations and images. It provides smart search capabilities that use neural networks to automatically classify document types such as contracts, NDAs, passports and agreements. The company serves a global client list that includes Facebook, Twilio and Electronic Arts. Onna intends to use new funding to continue growth, accelerate integrations and improve its AI to help organizations minimize risk.

Total raised

$43M

Funding rounds

3

Latest round

Series B

Latest activity

Jun 2020