Today we’re announcing our $20M Series A, led by Sequoia Capital with participation from Sound Ventures, Permanent Capital, Conviction, and Greenoaks. We’re also announcing the general availability of Day AI.
Founders are getting answers to their biggest questions in seconds, not weeks.
It’s early, but it’s happening.
Most companies still delegate CRM to teams that buy the “safe choice,” and accept that answering simple questions requires complex projects. But the first cohort of companies is building on a new foundation. And what we’re seeing is accelerating.
There’s always been tension between scaling and control. You’d ask a straightforward question: which deals are at risk this quarter, what customers might churn, what’s actually driving expansion. Then you’d discover that answering it required an Ops person to design a report, a data team to validate it, and weeks you didn’t have to spare. CRM was supposed to be your system of record. Instead, it became your system of delay.
We’ve spent the last 18 months working with early customers to build something different. We call it CRMx. The x stands for context.