E-commerce: Tradeswell raises $15.5 million

 

A platform that aims to improve e-commerce offerings, Tradeswell was launched in October. The firm has announced that it has raised $15.5 million in a Series A funding round.

The company’s co-founder and CEO Paul Palmieri previously led the digital ad firm Millennial Media. He advanced that the e-commerce market today is similar to the online ad industry when he was working in this market. In other words, this sector is ready for more optimisation and automation. Tradeswell is a platform that focusses on six components of online shopping businesses: marketing, retail, inventory, logistics, forecasting, lifetime value and financials. Its aim is to give businesses the opportunity to improve their net margins. It can fully automate some processes. For instance, buying online ads can be completely digitised.

After this funding, the startup has reached a total of $18.8 million. The Series A was led by SignalFire. Construct Capital, Allen & Company and The Emerson Group also participated in the event. Considering that e-commerce is growing at a very rapid rate, Tradeswell is in a great position to help brands manage the complexity of online sales. They will be able to market their products across several platforms and marketplaces easily. Thanks to this money raised, the firm will have the opportunity to invest more in its offerings.


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