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Data management software startup Copiun Inc. has raised $1.9 million in a Series A round, the company announced.
The Marlborough-based firm makes software that aims to help companies manage corporate data that is distributed across a variety of places, including on laptops, desktops and remote offices, according to Copiun. The company said its software helps customers to better control the data and ensure that it’s backed up and recoverable.
The software is highly automated and aims to require “nearly zero IT administration,” according to Copiun. Target customers are mid-sized to large businesses.
The financing round was led by Hub Angels and RRE Ventures and saw participation from Launchpad Venture Group, Beacon Angels and Launch Capital, according to Copiun.
The company said that Rob Soni, an investor and general partner at Matrix Partners, and Tad Witkowicz, a serial entrepreneur and a member of Hub Angels, have joined Copiun’s board of directors.
“We are honored to have such a distinguished group of investors and board members to support Copiun in its mission to enable IT to regain control of distributed corporate data,” said Puneesh Chaudhry, CEO and co-founder of Copiun, in the announcement.
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