“In February 2016, Blake Murray wrote down an idea for a business expense and budgeting platform on the back of a napkin. Today, that’s Divvy, a tech-enabled replacement of monthly expense reports. The company, not to be confused with Divvy Homes or Divvy Bikes , has raised an additional $200 million in venture capital funding as part of Series C financing led by NEA with participation from Pelion Venture Partners and Insight Venture Partners.”
Utah’s Divvy Raises $200M to Eliminate Expense Reports
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