Hey, remember inDinero? We covered the Y Combinator-incubated company a couple times back in 2010, when it was trying to build a Mint-style service for small businesses and raised $1.2 million in seed funding.
Well, co-founder and CEO Jessica Mah told me that in the years since, the company nearly ran out of money, laid off all its employees, and switched to a new model. But it seems to have bounced back, and it’s accelerating those efforts with $7 million in new funding.
Instead of a self-service tool for tracking small business finances, inDinero now offers what Mah calls an all-in-one solution for accounting, taxes and payroll. That means businesses don’t need to piece together a bunch of different service providers and software products to get all their needs met
Well, co-founder and CEO Jessica Mah told me that in the years since, the company nearly ran out of money, laid off all its employees, and switched to a new model. But it seems to have bounced back, and it’s accelerating those efforts with $7 million in new funding.
Instead of a self-service tool for tracking small business finances, inDinero now offers what Mah calls an all-in-one solution for accounting, taxes and payroll. That means businesses don’t need to piece together a bunch of different service providers and software products to get all their needs met
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