SUMMARY
- Tablesprint has secured $1 million in its seed funding round led by angel investors and syndicates.
- Ankit Bhati, Ajeet Khurana, Sunil Sharma, BlueLotus Ventures, among others participated in the round.
- The funding will be used in enhancing its product range, strengthening its team, among others.
No-code app developer Tablesprint has secured $1 million in its seed funding round, led by angel investors and a group of syndicates, including notable names such as Ankit Bhati, Ajeet Khurana, Sunil Sharma, BlueLotus Ventures, TDV Partners, DGC Ventures, and Abhijeet Bhandari.
The funding will be used in enhancing its product range, strengthening its team, and advancing its product development efforts, all in alignment with its goal to empower businesses with no-code solutions, according to a statement from Tablesprint.
Established in 2024 by Abhijeet Kumar and Chirag Jadhav, Tablesprint provides an AI-first SaaS platform to help companies create user-friendly applications and playbooks for various business sectors. Its platform offers a variety of customizable features such as AI Write/Image, Forms, Workflows, Kanban, and Charts, which can be adapted to fit specific business processes including Sales, Orders, Purchases, HR, and more.
Tablesprint notes that its platform allows businesses to begin with basic functionalities like surveys, forms, payments, notifications, product catalogs, employee onboarding, or HR document storage, and then expand to more complex business workflows such as managing complete sales processes. Additionally, it provides ready-to-use playbooks like “Hire to Retire,” “Order to Cash,” and “Procure to Pay,” each containing modules for full business workflows.
The “Hire to Retire” playbook, for instance, includes functionalities for the entire employee lifecycle, covering document management, recruitment, onboarding, leave and timesheet tracking, office shift scheduling, and exit procedures. Companies have the option to use these pre-built playbooks or to develop their own to meet their changing needs. This strategy enables businesses to adapt and refine their systems over time, ensuring operational efficiency and scalability.
Tablesprint is aspires to address a significant void in the enterprise software market by tackling the inefficiencies of traditional Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) and Customer Relationship Management (CRM) systems, which are often fragmented and operate independently.
The Bengaluru-based startup’ clients include major corporations like Flipkart and startups in the wealth management industry, such as Elever. It is also in the process of piloting its services with medium and large global companies across various industries including manufacturing, distribution, and investment management.
