Kiosk raises its Series A
Twelve million to build the scheduling layer for every trade. What we will do with it, and what we will not...
We have raised a Series A of twelve million, led by a firm that has backed operations software before and understands that field service is bought by dispatchers rather than by chief executives.
What it is for
- Engineering, mostly. The routing team doubles; the mobile team grows by three.
- Support in two more time zones, so a dispatcher in Perth gets an answer at seven in the morning.
- Integrations: accounting first, then parts suppliers.
What it is not for
Changing the price, or the plan you are on, or the pace at which we ship. The free tier stays free. The per-technician price stays where it is for existing customers.
Why now
Because the product works and the demand is ahead of us. Nine hundred companies, eleven thousand technicians, and a waiting list for onboarding that we would rather not have.
Thank you
To the first hundred customers, who used a product with no offline mode and told us, patiently, that it needed one. It has one now. That post is next.
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Sam Okafor
Runs marketing at Kiosk, and dispatched for a lift company before that. Writes the customer stories and the survey.
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