SUMMARY
- SaaS startup Taqtics has bagged $1.2 million in its seed funding round.
- The round was led by Sprout Venture Partners and Capital-A with support from Java Capital.
- This funding will be deployed in expanding its product offerings, solidifying its market position among other goals.
SaaS startup Taqtics has bagged $1.2 million in its seed funding round led by Sprout Venture Partners and Capital-A with support from Java Capital.
This funding will be deployed in expanding its product offerings, solidifying its market position in major areas, and integrating advanced analytics powered by AI.
Bengaluru-headquartered Taqtics provides a full range of solutions to simplify the management of store operations.
Among its notable features are the ability to conduct real-time inspections of stores for regulatory compliance and improvement monitoring, manage employee training and standard operating procedures for seamless integration and adherence to protocols, and make visual merchandising more straightforward to ensure brand consistency.
Additionally, the Yuyutsu Sharma-founded platform offers effective management of store assets to ensure their optimal utilization and maintenance, along with a system for tracking issues to swiftly address operational difficulties and improve efficiency.
Capital-A prioritizes environmental sustainability and economic development, aiming to raise a total of Rs. 400 crore for its second fund. It has invested in over 20 innovative startups, such as Jiraaf, Rooter, Bambrew, Riskcovry, and Tan90, among others.
