Centralize, a new enterprise sales platform, has emerged from stealth with a $15 million Series A funding round. New Enterprise Associates (NEA) led the investment, with participation from Salesforce Ventures, Y Combinator, 20 Sales, Ritual Capital, Adverb Ventures, and angel investors including Stewart Butterfield and Scott Woody.
This Series A round, combined with a previous $4 million seed round led by Salesforce Ventures, brings Centralize's total funding to $19 million since its founding in 2023. The company plans to use these funds to develop its platform, which co-founder and CEO Rachit Kataria describes as a "deal GPS" for enterprise revenue teams.
The idea for Centralize originated from an experience where a multi-hundred-thousand-dollar enterprise account was nearly lost due to a lack of awareness regarding a new decision-maker. This incident highlighted a gap in modern revenue operations concerning the tracking of relationship context and decision-makers in complex enterprise sales.
Centralize was co-founded by Rachit Kataria and William Wang, both of whom have experience building high-scale products at major tech companies. Kataria was a founding engineer for Facebook Shops at Meta, while Wang created Slack Huddles and led engineering and product teams at Slack.
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Centralize, a startup founded by former Meta and Slack engineers, announced a $15 million Series A funding round led by New Enterprise Associates (NEA) to build an enterprise sales platform. The company aims to provide revenue teams with a "deal GPS" to track and manage complex enterprise sales relationships and decision-makers.