Articles from Incorta

As enterprises move beyond static dashboards toward AI-driven decision workflows, Incorta today announced it has acquired Layout.dev, a no-code, AI application-building platform.

Incorta, the Direct Data Platform™, today announced $120 million in Series D funding led by Prysm Capital, with participation from existing investors GV (formerly Google Ventures), Kleiner Perkins, M12 (formerly Microsoft Ventures), Sorenson Capital, Telstra Ventures and Ron Wohl, as well as a credit facility from Silicon Valley Bank. The round also included participation from new investor and strategic partner National Grid Ventures, which aims to accelerate Incorta’s expansion in the energy industry. Since Incorta’s founding in 2014, the company has raised $195 million in total funding. The latest round of funding will be used to expand go-to-market operations and meet global demand for Incorta’s unified data analytics platform.

Incorta, the only unified data analytics platform powered by Direct Data Mapping™, today released findings and results from its debut appearance in the 2021 Wisdom of the Crowds® Business Intelligence (BI) Market Study by Dresner Advisory. In the report – which is available for complimentary download here – Incorta outperforms the overall sample of 26 software vendors, ranking above average across 78% of the key evaluation metrics, and receives a perfect “recommend” score. In addition, the research highlights Incorta as an Overall Leader in Customer Experience and Vendor Credibility, with top-five rankings in vendor “Confidence” and “Sales and Service,” beating out Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Microstrategy, Qlik and Tableau.

Incorta, the Direct Data Platform™, today announced a multi-year partnership with MDSap, a sub-holding of Midis Group, a global leader in redistributing and reselling, to expand its go-to-market in the Middle East, Turkey, and Eastern Europe and address the region’s growing need for modern analytics and business intelligence. The partnership will provide MDSap’s 400 global enterprise customers with a fast and scalable data analytics solution, bringing Incorta’s Direct Data Platform to key regions such as the Middle East, North Africa, Turkey and Eastern Europe.

Incorta, the Direct Data Platform, today announced a partnership with Tableau, the world’s leading analytics platform, on a Tableau connector. The new connector will allow thousands of customers to use Tableau as their preferred analytics platform while speeding up complex data workflows with Incorta as their data source system.

Incorta, the Direct Data Platform, today announced that it has been named a “Cool Vendor” by Gartner in the 2021 Cool Vendors in Analytics and Data Science report. The report recognizes the company’s proprietary Direct Data Mapping™ technology and describes the unique ability of Incorta’s unified data analytics platform to address “complex data and analytics challenges” by “eliminating the need for data modeling, cubes, extraction, transformation and loading (ETL) batch jobs, or optimization.”

Incorta, the Direct Data Platform, today announced the launch of Incorta Mobile, the world’s first unified data analytics experience for mobile devices. Now available in the iOS and Android app stores, Incorta Mobile gives Incorta users a powerful and convenient way to access, view and analyze business data from anywhere, at any time, with the ability to drill down into specific transaction details. The mobile-native apps are built for power users and novices alike, and provide mobile shortcuts and other optimizations for small screens, along with an immersive augmented reality experience for iOS users.

Incorta, the Direct Data Platform, today announced a long-standing engagement with Redstone Federal Credit Union to enable data scientists to perform deeper analyses of their credit card and mortgage data. Incorta will serve as Redstone’s primary data hub, providing fast access to an array of different data sources, allowing teams to uncover insights immediately and solve complicated challenges without leaning too heavily on their IT partners.