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Demandware Inc. has raised $15 million in a Series D funding, according to documents the Woburn-based e-commerce company filed yesterday with federal regulatory authorities.
The new funds bring Demandware’s total investment to at least $46 million. The company makes an e-commerce platform that it delivers on demand to retail customers. Yesterday, the company announced a new installment of its software, adding new features in search, promotions, page caching and site customization, according to a press release.
Demandware’s investors include Cambridge-based General Catalyst Partners and Waltham-based North Bridge Venture Partners. General Catalyst managing director Larry Bohn holds a board seat, as does North Bridge’s Michael Skok.
Last December, the company, founded in 2004 by executive chairman Stephan Schambach, brought on CFO Scott Dussault, who was the former CFO at data storage firm Archivas Inc.
Last May, Demandware acquired the intellectual property assets of former customer n2N Commerce Inc., an e-commerce provider backed by General Catalyst and Victoria’s Secret Direct, after n2N closed its doors.
Demandware executives could not immediately be reached for comment.
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