Seerene offers a SaaS analytics platform that aggregates code and people interactions to give CIOs insight into development activity and digital investments. The product is grounded in academic research at the Hasso Plattner Institute and is positioned as a management platform for code and people. Seerene says its platform helps CIOs explain strategy and manage execution across large engineering organizations, noting code and people translate into roughly 35% of a CIO’s IT spend. The company reports enterprise traction with clients such as SAP, IBM, Adidas, Mercedes-Benz and The Generali Group. Seerene maintains offices in Berlin, New York and Hong Kong and describes itself as one of the fastest growing enterprise software companies. The company’s stated mission is to enable CIOs to find clarity in complex software environments and drive digital opportunities. Seerene builds an analytics platform that analyzes enterprise software performance, creates visualizations CEO Oliver Muhr describes as “Google Maps for software,” and delivers key performance indicators to improve development and service efficiency. The product compares software performance against industry benchmarks drawn from competitors and provides predictions of future performance. Seerene is a spin-off of the Berlin-based Hasso Plattner Institut and has secured major customers including SAP, Adidas, Lufthansa, Volkswagen, and Mercedes. The company opened its first Asia office in Hong Kong and is courting growth across East Asia, India, and Singapore. Seerene says it is already talking with twenty prospective clients in Asia and will target sectors such as finance, manufacturing, and telecoms. Financially, the company disclosed a $5 million seed funding round to support its international expansion.

Total raised

$19M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Series A

Latest activity

Jan 2017