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WorkApps, Yellowdig and Zuppler receive $2.3 million funding

Three SaaS Startups find common investor- SRI Capital

Hyderabad -based SRI Capital has funded three startups recently – WorkApps, Yellowdig and Zuppler. Interestingly, all of these are SaaS-based (Software as a Service) startups. And SRI Capital has invested $2.3 million in total.

Description about these SaaS-based startups

Workapps

WorkAppsis aWork Management System. Founded in 2015 by Mr. Rudrajeet Desai this startup aims to make things simple at work.So that we all spend less time managing work and more time doing what we love, as mentioned in the company’s official LinkedIn profile.

Yellowdig

Founded by Shaunak Roy in 2013, Yellowdig is an innovative learning management software headquarted in the United States.

Zuppler

Started by Shiva Srinivasan in 2009, Zuppler is a SaaS-based startup headquartered in the United States. It is an online platform allowing users to order and get food delivered from local restaurants.

The After Story

As per reports,Sashi Reddi (Managing Partner, SRI Capital) would soon join the Boards of all three companies

With this, SRI Capital now has a total of 15 SaaS startups in its portfolio.

Takeaways:-

  • Hyderabad -based SRI Capital has funded three startups recently – WorkApps, Yellowdig and Zuppler.SRI Capital has invested $2.3 million in total.
  • As per reports, Sashi Reddi (Managing Partner, SRI Capital) would soon join the Boards of all three companies
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